[ SECRET POST #2546 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2546 ⌋

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Comments

[writerserenyty]

One of the dwarves, Michael Coleman (Happy) was doing a Q&A when someone asked him about Swan Queen (for some reason). He didn't really take kindly to this and after a couple of tweets said "It's funny how rude the #SnowQueen fans have become. It's noticed by all cast. Jen & Lana included. Doesn't look good on you"

At this point Jennifer Morrison and Lana Parilla were like "woah woah woah, don't talk for us, we love the Swan Queen fans" and Adam Horowitz (one of the creators) basically was like "we appreciate the fandom on the show, not cool man." Then Michael Coleman started complaining about being bullied.

So it's a fairly minor shitstorm going on.

[elaminator]

Were the fans rude to him, or was he just irritated by the question? If it's the former I don't entirely blame him for speaking his mind, but if it's the latter he should probably get over it. He has a good job, and you gotta appreciate your fans.

[writerserenyty]

It was kind of weird because he was like "it's not a ship" and the fans were like "uh, no it's a ship, but one that's not canon on the show" and there was some miscommunication, I think. A couple of people were rude, but he also blocked people who were being fairly civil.

[elaminator]

Hum...that's odd. Someone should've had the fandom talk with him by now, and it's kind of disappointing that happy didn't take things better. :(

Not that I don't get being annoyed by a question like that (if it's the only thing being asked, anyway), but at the same time it IS a job, and even if you don't particularly like it, it should be easy enough to be civil about it.