Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Blind Item #7

This A- list mostly television actor on a hit almost network show lives paycheck to paycheck because he spends all of his money on women and partying and he says he doesn't care because he always finds a new hit to be on.

21 comments:

  1. Charlie Sheen----he must be going broke by now

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    1. Isn't that cable though

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    2. Sheen still has over $100million.

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  2. Ian somerholder?

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  3. Made me immediately think of Keifer, but I know he doesn't fit (Fox is network, correct?).

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    1. Great guess, although I believe he's an exec producer on 24 which means he gets residuals on top of that paycheck

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  4. Almost network is CW. Are there any others? Think rest are cable..

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  5. Dylan McDermott /American Horror Story/FX

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  6. FSP, shut your mouth :), I second Sheen. At least they are big paychecks!!!

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  7. not Ian..nooooooooooo

    he's is my guilty secret-that and the Vampire Diaries

    yeah I know its lame

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  8. Well, I like the devil may care attitude. I could never be that cavalier tho.

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  9. Almost network is CW, Fox is now a real network after 25 years.

    FX is cable.

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  10. Sheen will die before he runs out of money. Syndication money is still rolling in.

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  11. Wayne Brady

    Side comment..."women" = so it's not John Barrowman then? Well damn. Who else on the CW is A-list and has been on more than one hit show (other than the obvious Ian)? I'm disregarding the Supernatural boys because both are married with child(ren), with how long the show has been on the air I just don't think they'd still be this reckless.

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  12. @fs..I know, but FX is a subsidiary of fox(which IS A Network)so technically , it's an almost network

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