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Lol with everyone agreeing me. Also CBS responded by saying she chose to quit in 2007 so that was her leaving after her contract expired. No company is obliged to hired you even after u quit a job and give a two week notice on great terms. A rehire is up to the company's discretion. I work in the restaurant business. There was a former staff member who was good and wanted to return bit we are very over staffed right now. We had to tell them right now we don't have the room for a rehire maybe at a future date. This is someone who left on good terms. Victoria is ridiculous I can't believe any lawyer taking this case.

She keeps stating black and African American but what about Asians on daytime or Asian ep. She doesn't talk about diversity as a whole just the African American viewpoint

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She's basically become the equivalent of an ex-girlfriend who drives by her former lover's house every day and imagines how she would redecorate it.

The shame of it is history has proven her right in so many ways but it doesn't matter because she's sabotaged herself. This lawsuit might've done some real good back when we had more shows on the air but now its old drunks screaming at each other in an alley. Plus, it's kind of sadly hysterical that we now have TWO soap-based lawsuits to watch: this one and the PP/ABC one.

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The worst part is, both of those parties who sued could do good. Victoria Rowell should be back on Y&R, and PP's AMC and OLTL deserved to continue. But both lawsuits are, IMO, deeply wrongheaded and foolish, and just dishonest, irrational covers for other objectives. In her case, she has been hoping to bluster her way back onto Y&R for years; in PP's case, their upper management are bankrupt, litigious shysters who are desperate to pay their creditors. Due to Rowell's choices she will likely never be back on CBS again; due to PP's own follies, they were unable to strike a deal which could have kept those shows going long enough for them to turn a real profit and stand on their own two feet - and yes, for better or worse, IMO that would likely have required building a bridge with ABC as opposed to burning it behind them - ABC has money they never did, and PP proved they could produce to a low budget.

Unfortunately, the PP soaps were controlled by irrational, blundering executives who don't know how to meet anyone halfway, and Victoria Rowell has made all the wrong choices in trying to return to daytime.

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