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Couldn't agree more!
It's also illiterate, sexist, and gives new meaning to the term "disgusting".
Unfortunately most sitcoms can be described as such.
After he got paid.
He keeps cashing the paychecks? If he is really looking to make right, he should donate all the money he made of the "Filth" to charity.
Looks like he is hedging for some sort of post show career with the religious right. Also, he needs to have a talk with his parents about this job they have all benefitted from.
I was worried that Angus T. Jones would become "Charlie"! - sounds like he is finally on the right track....
He says -- [laughing all the way to the bank!]
Capitalism -- selling souls to the highest bidder since 4,00 B.C.
And yet he was 10 when he started the show. How many of us would have an opinion at that age? I say good for him for speaking out, he has all but gotten himself fired, not to mention this publicity might make things harder for his next job.
He's right, show is filth.
Plain and simple "Two and a half men" is a bawdy comedy. Success in Television is measured by viewership. In the marketplace of ideas this show was wildly successful. For 22 Minutes each week, the show came into your living room. Its raison etre is simply to make us laugh and not change the channel. While success has many Fathers. I dull show is an orphan. The show has run for 10 years now. I hope the CBS powers-that-be continue to pay the show's writers truckloads of money to keep this old Track Star laughing weekly.
Also, me thinks the wee lamb Angus is suffering from sour grapes as his episode appearence time has been cut back. Formerly cute child actors often don't transition well to more grownup acting careers.
The kid's right. It hasn't been the same since charlie sheen left.
Can you imagine coming to your senses as a older teenager and realizing you've been creating filth? It must be very disturbing for him, but better late than never. Raunchiness and sex are the lowest common denominator so of course Hollywood is "All In."
You folks criticizing it sure seem to know a lot about the show. :)
Hutterite is absolutely correct. The show has not been the same since Charlie left. FWIW, Big Bang theory is the only funny show on TV.
My advice for Angus... If you are truly unfulfilled; go make movies about the Rapture with Kirk Cameron. Essentially, vanish from the face of the earth.... pun intended?
The fact that he is still cashing the royalty checks because the show also runs in syndication shows how hypocritical this is. If he has any real values that he purports, then he should quit the show immediately and give his income from the show to charities.
I will give him credit when he does, otherwise he is a hypocrite.
Never seen it. We have TV and cable so we can watch special events, but discovered years ago that there is so much more to life than watching most of what is being produced for TV these days. His comment is not earth-shattering news and could apply to most any soap opera, or sitcom over the last several decades.
So, This Angus has been on the show for 9 years, is pulling in over $300k per episode has a net worth of over $15 million but JUST NOW has determined that the show is "filth"
Guessing that he signs contracts every one or two years.
I guess that he was not "mature" enough to comprehend that the show was "filth" when he was 17+ and signing an $8 million contract.
His motives and morals may have been a bit more noble had he not gotten very rich before squawking.
As a betting man, I would have to think that the show was ready to let him go anyway.
(and, yes, the shows content is for mature audiences. "filth" is subjective)
get upset with the kid if you wish, but seeing the money he's making, I'd say it takes a lot of courage, regardless of how much WAS made, to finally say, "I can't do this anymore."
Good for him, I hope he can find something he can approve of and will bring him greater fulfillment.
2.5 Men, Big Bang Theory, Modern Family; they're all about sex. It's what sells.
Joeblow
In today's LA Times, quoting from the Hollywood Reporter. It seems young Angus recently signed a one-year contract to do the show at $350K per episode. I don't understand young Angus's problem is. Vincent Price spent his most productive career years playing homocidal maniacs. James Cagney made a career of playing gangsters. Neither Vincent nor James were these characters in real life. Its called acting Angus.
Quibble over details all you want, but we have ample evidence that even the self-righteous, "worthy" people have their price. No boggy. Just stop declaring your moral superiority over nonbelievers.
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