[ SECRET POST #4394 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4394 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Are we holding the male co-stars to the same standard?

[(Anonymous)]

You know, not everything is an opening for a feminist "gotcha!" moment.

[(Anonymous)]

That's true, as a general statement

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but their question is fair, imo.

[(Anonymous)]

In this case, the male coworkers did support the fired actresses. Garcia's actress was the only one who didn't express support for them. She was also the only one to get a double paycheck to be in the (first) spinoff as well.

[(Anonymous)]

Didn't she start a petition or something? I thought Vangsness was one of the more vocal ones, but I could be forgetting something.

https://screenrant.com/criminal-minds-season-6kirsten-vangsness-aj-cook-firing/

[(Anonymous)]

"Garcia's actress was the only one who didn't express support for them. "

Turns out that's not true. Does it change your mind?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, probably. The only interviews I saw were the ones where she only talked about getting to be on both shows and didn't express any sympathy. But if she actually did support them, then cool. Though I personally wish she'd turned down the other show in protest.