Episode #1189

[Mysterious Benefactor]

 

Complete the phrase: Stella - "I love my job and I have no intention of leaving! Well, unless it really turns out to be true that...!!"

[patrickm]

the Collin's family pays their employees in rutabagas.

[Uncle Roger]

I don't get hazardous duty pay for being bound and gagged

[Mysterious Benefactor]

Those are Too Funny, patrick and Uncle Roger!!   

 

[Uncle Roger]

If she raised that matter with good old DC, I think we know what his response would have been.

[Mysterious Benefactor]

(  We do indeed!!    )

 

[Uncle Roger]

Next stop: unemployment line 

[Mysterious Benefactor]

(  Extremely sad but true!!  )

 

[Uncle Roger]

I can just imagine what the salary negotiations between DC and Susan Lucci would have been like. Seven figures?!?

[MagnusTrask]

blood is thicker than water, but not so thick that it won't flow through a big knife wound

[Mysterious Benefactor]

   Love It!! 

 

[Mysterious Benefactor]

I can just imagine what the salary negotiations between DC and Susan Lucci would have been like. Seven figures?!?

(Though with Lucci why do I suspect ABC would have stepped in and insisted she be paid what she was worth - and if DC didn't like it, he could leave. It would have been quite interesting if DC had the tables turned on him like that.  )

 

[Uncle Roger]

That would make one extremely fascinating subplot in Soapdish!

[Mysterious Benefactor]

(  Indeed it would! And if only something like it could have happened in reality it would have been a great comeuppance for DC. Although, Frid's last contract negotiation may have come close. There have always been rumors that Frid was supposedly able to successfully negotiate far more than simply a guarantee to play a character other than Barnabas, which in and of itself was huge. But who knows what the facts are...)

 

[Uncle Roger]

It would be quite interesting if that contract was to surface. Who knows if Frid on DCP held onto a copy but the legal department might still have on file somewhere.