03-19-2016, 09:40 AM
It's a weird article but then much of what Bialik writes leaves me confused and always has. She's not the most sincere and there's very often a motive. Take the interview of co-star Melissa Rauch for her movie, The Bronze. Bialik introduces the interview explaining her own frustration at her own career trajectory. I can't help but feel the interview was only written because Melissa is in the press and she's helping herself get her own message across.
Now we know many people complain about the salaries of TV stars but when you consider that Charlie Sheen was on almost double, then 1 million isn't that high. Sure it is to us! But for Americans Top TV sitcom it's not. Stars get what the network is willing to pay and that determines their worth. If CBS think Jim, Kaley and Johnny are worth 1 million an episode then they will pay that. As discussed in the grumblebox, its not clear exactly what Bailik is trying to say, who she is aiming this at and why. All I know is with her, nothing is ever as straight forward as it seems. Her salary negiotations have just ended (am I correct Dev?) or are currently underway.
Now we know many people complain about the salaries of TV stars but when you consider that Charlie Sheen was on almost double, then 1 million isn't that high. Sure it is to us! But for Americans Top TV sitcom it's not. Stars get what the network is willing to pay and that determines their worth. If CBS think Jim, Kaley and Johnny are worth 1 million an episode then they will pay that. As discussed in the grumblebox, its not clear exactly what Bailik is trying to say, who she is aiming this at and why. All I know is with her, nothing is ever as straight forward as it seems. Her salary negiotations have just ended (am I correct Dev?) or are currently underway.