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⌈ Secret Post #2800 ⌋

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[Song of the Lioness]

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[Genso Suikoden II]

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[Gordon Ramsay]

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[Outlast: Whistleblower]

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[Chris Pine/Zachary Quinto]

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[Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger]

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[Johnny Wander/Lucky Penny]

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[Doctor Who]

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[Daft Punk]

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[Discworld]

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[Grant Imahara, Kari Byron and Tory Belleci]

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[The Hobbit]

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Which celebrities' real-life personalities surprised you (good or bad), and did it affect how you see their work?

For me... well, it's a big cliche, but finding out what a massive tool Orson Scott Card is really soured me on his work. I'm not sure how much of that was disappointment, and how much of it was the "Wow, now that you mention it these plot/character points really are kind of creepy and gross" phenomenon.

Learning about Mandy Patinkin has soured me on all his characters. And it really sucks because it's sort of ruined Inigo Montoya for me, and I used to love that character.

Mind elaborating?

I'm a Criminal Minds fan. I don't know if you know anything about it, but he was the main actor for the first two seasons. Then, he just didn't show up for a table read and quit out of the blue, leaving the production scrambling (you can see the effects in the first two episodes of S3). No one in the production had any idea, and all the fans were wondering what happened.

When he finally explained, he said the show was too dark for him and he needed some levity/comedy (this from an actor who is now on Homeland). I've heard he pulled a similar stunt when he was on Chicago Hope, though I don't know the particulars.

I just thought the whole thing was very unprofessional. It wasn't that he quit, but rather that he treated his cast-mates and the rest of the production with so little respect. And, recently, he's been talking more about his departure and really slamming the show, wondering how people could watch such a "depraved" show and basically insulting all the fans who really liked him on the show. I find it really distasteful (and also stupid: the show's about the FBI's serial killer catchers; what did he think it was going to be??).

The more I learn about his working career, the less respect I have for him, and I find it difficult to divorce that from the characters he creates.

Before I saw Christopher Judge in person, I'd heard about what a card he was and how he was this hilarious cut up but then I saw him in person and he kept telling these jokes about how he basically kept saying hilarious, inappropriate things to actresses he met and I was like ugh.

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