Dont ask to be in the show, you get nothing out of that and theyll be able to edit you out anyway, but 50 bucks a day is also basically nothing so if you dont think thats worth it ask for more. Unless you already agreed that is.

Theres no celebrities in the commercial you used as an example of why commercials have celebrities in them.

OP does not see a difference between the two.

Aside from that not answering the question theyre still not a track but a live audience who choose to laugh when they do whether they think theyre supposed to or not.

Are you talking about shows filmed in front of a live laughing audience?

Netflix already bought it.

He does promote it some but hes a weird case because it creates an association with Always Sunny, that probably wasnt the primary comparison they wanted to invite. He also just might not want to since hes busy.

> How are the actual writers supposed to grow their own names if people just fixate on the biggest name in the credits?

Because people in the industry actually know what theyre doing and thats how they get bigger jobs.

Shes the face of it, fairly or unfairly that means she gets the credit and blame from most people.

If you purposefully leave out 30 episodes of tv that theyve written and 20 that theyve produced then of course their resume will look smaller. Also they were the story editor, not the writer.

Assuming im looking at the right episode, though they all have a lot of people credited.

So you asked if anyone asked for it because you are certain people asked for it?

If it was about demographic research wouldnt that mean someone literally DID ask for this?

What did you ask for when the surveys went out all across america?

Now lets see if WB ever lets anyone watch it.

Not the Lightyear question I was expecting.

Yes, 600 theaters i believe and just for one week.

Why are you watching stuff you have no interest in and youve already been told you wont like? Also it would probably help if you gave examples eventually

You realize "straight up bad tv" is subjective right? Just because youre not getting anything out of early episodes doesnt mean theres nothing there.

If slow burn tv makes you miserable or makes you suffer then just stick to comedies.

Plenty of crimes can be committed making a movie, i just dont know which ones OP thinks this movie committed.

What would the crime be? What illegal act did anyone commit?

Thinking you understand something doesnt mean you actually do.

Yeah Ive read the book, im guessing OP has not.

> The Ready Player One movie was nothing but forced references.

Thats the book though.

> The movie is supposed to be a parody of celebrity bio pics, and should be subtle.

Who gets to determine what it SHOULD be if not the people making it?

You cant possibly make Ready Player One without a ton of cameos and callbacks.

> I get the sense the upcoming Weird Al movie is going to be like this. Nothing but forced jokes and cameos to score internet points, instead of fleshing out a good, subtle script.

I dont think subtlety works with that movie. Its a parody movie.