[ SECRET POST #4544 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4544 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'd be annoyed too if I'd had a season of a show already written up then a major cast member came up and told me they got pregnant. Just abort it and get pregnant again later. No biggie.

[philstar22]

Are you serious? It is entirely her choice whether or not she wants to support. She chose not to, and there is nothing wrong with that choice. He doesn't get a say and he doesn't get to be mad at her for choosing to have a child. That makes him a sexist asshole.

[(Anonymous)]

How very edgy.
I wonder if any other TV show in the existence of TV shows has needed to write in or conceal a pregnancy...hmm...

[(Anonymous)]

Okay but are you a time-traveling '50s MGM exec

[(Anonymous)]

Nowadays it has be written in to show how feminist the show runner is, no matter how stupid or impossible it is for that character to be pregnant or how it screws up the show. Birth control people. There's plenty of actors who've managed to work their personal lives around their career and not had it impact on a show beyond standing behind things and/or missing a couple of episodes at start or end of a hiatus.

[(Anonymous)]

Are you fucking kidding me? Gal Gadot was like six months pregnant all through filming Wonder Woman and they CGIed all that out. We have the technology, but not the will to accommodate an incredibly common situation.