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Y&R promo: Shemar's back!!!

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Knowing how they treat black people, they not going to ask Shemar Moore back. & KSJ going to pay dearly for it.

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I'd get in that shot too... right next or in front on top of Shemar.

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I'd get in that shot too... right next or in front on top of Shemar.

You da real MVP Khan! I love you.

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An actor of color discussing rewriting scripts (without getting paid) to ensure their dialogue is authentic & the characters history is properly referenced.

Where have I heard that before?

On your twitter page, Vicki.

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I'm not saying a word. EXCEPT...

If our babydaddy and KSJ were allowed to change their dialogue before taping, and VR wasn't, then might mean one of two things:

1. Even Black men get more preferential treatment than Black women in this business.

2. VR was just a PITA whose requests for changes to scripts and storylines plain went unneeded.

(Or perhaps it was a little of both?)

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1. Even Black men get more preferential treatment than Black women in this business.

That's a given.

Shemar bad mouthed Y&R for years but now that they need a ratings boost suddenly everything is ok & Vicki is far from the first actor of color to admit to significantly tweaking dialogue (Debbi & Darnell did so on AMC for many years) or protested against or advocated for changes to the script so their characters motivations make sense (Ellen Holly, Keith Hamilton Cobb & Tonya Lee Williams) without getting paid.

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I'm not saying a word. EXCEPT...

If our babydaddy and KSJ were allowed to change their dialogue before taping, and VR wasn't, then might mean one of two things:

1. Even Black men get more preferential treatment than Black women in this business.

2. VR was just a PITA whose requests for changes to scripts and storylines plain went unneeded.

(Or perhaps it was a little of both?)

I think it's simpler than that. Given the fact that Nina Tassler herself called him and asked him to return, it's obvious that CBS recognizes that Shemar is valuable to them so they gave him what he wanted. He wasn't a member of the cast asking for special favors, he's a primetime star they brought back for a ratings boost and they treated him as such.

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Page 4 has a loud video that starts playing automatically.

I just wanted to warn people who may go backwards from this page.

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Page 4 has a loud video that starts playing automatically.

I just wanted to warn people who may go backwards from this page.

Had an awkward moment from it, huh?

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I thought Victoria Rowell was allowed to change dialogue, some of the lines she used obviously sounded like ad-libs and not from the writers, I remember one time she said "hot mess". She might have pushed it and the writers set limits, but I don't think they completely barred her from ad-libs.

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I'm not saying a word. EXCEPT...

If our babydaddy and KSJ were allowed to change their dialogue before taping, and VR wasn't, then might mean one of two things:

1. Even Black men get more preferential treatment than Black women in this business.

2. VR was just a PITA whose requests for changes to scripts and storylines plain went unneeded.

(Or perhaps it was a little of both?)

I believe anytime you write for people that you never have daily contact with, Help writing the scripts are always needed.

Edited by MoTheGreat

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I think it's simpler than that. Given the fact that Nina Tassler herself called him and asked him to return, it's obvious that CBS recognizes that Shemar is valuable to them so they gave him what he wanted. He wasn't a member of the cast asking for special favors, he's a primetime star they brought back for a ratings boost and they treated him as such.

I hadn't looked at it that way, marceline. Good point.

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