Eh, sounds like the producers are sending out the forces for damage control.
Yeah, it's totally like "let's send the new cast members that signed on for multiple seasons out to talk about how Grrrrreat everyone is ... except for that one nameless shadowy figure".
It's not like this is the *first* time there have been comments about behind-the-scenes tension on the set, or cattiness towards newer cast members.
So true, like the Karina Lombard mocking on the S2 DVDs. I mean, maybe she kind of a robotic actresses with a funny European accent, but to make fun of a co-star on a DVD commentary in a laughing 'at' not 'with' kind of way was pretty catty. And even Sarah who eventually was welcomed into the fold, and Rachel Shelley commented that it was tough at first to get close with the cast.
Also, considering that Marlee and JBeals have been like bestest friends since the 80s, she's probably not the most unbiased source. Like I doubt anyone was gonna be ragging on JBeals BFF.
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Date: 2007-02-14 09:44 pm (UTC)Yeah, it's totally like "let's send the new cast members that signed on for multiple seasons out to talk about how Grrrrreat everyone is ... except for that one nameless shadowy figure".
It's not like this is the *first* time there have been comments about behind-the-scenes tension on the set, or cattiness towards newer cast members.
So true, like the Karina Lombard mocking on the S2 DVDs. I mean, maybe she kind of a robotic actresses with a funny European accent, but to make fun of a co-star on a DVD commentary in a laughing 'at' not 'with' kind of way was pretty catty. And even Sarah who eventually was welcomed into the fold, and Rachel Shelley commented that it was tough at first to get close with the cast.
Also, considering that Marlee and JBeals have been like bestest friends since the 80s, she's probably not the most unbiased source. Like I doubt anyone was gonna be ragging on JBeals BFF.