- cross-posted to:
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- startrek@startrek.website
cross-posted from: https://startrek.website/post/37518395
I already find this very exhausting, but in the interest of fairness, here we go.
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I’m still not sure what sparked this. Weir was upset that he wasn’t asked to write for a show that was shit, according to him?
As a Canadian, I’ not going to rate that highly as an apology.
It’s rather a sorry, not sorry, let’s be buds and talk some (unspecified) time
But it may play differently in a US cultural setting.
It’s interesting that he felt he needed to do that though.
It’s the mealy-mouthed half-apology of someone who was caught talking out of school. It’ll probably be enough for the whole thing to blow over.
One suspects that the communications pros at Amazon-MGM decided that they couldn’t let this story have legs, informed Weir’s agent that he had to make some immediate effort to quell the controversy.
