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Fran Drescher, SAG Leadership, and the AMPTP Big Wigs
from Through The Gate | The Tim Dillon Show #369 · #369
4 min
Tim theorizes that SAG presidents are never the industry's biggest stars, using Fran Drescher as the example of someone pushed into a fight by others. He runs through studio executives like David Zaslav, Ted Sarandos, Donna Langley, and Bob Iger, including a tangent about Disney's non-binary content push.
- Jewish people are pale and prone to melanoma, which is why they glob sunscreen on kids at beach clubs.
- The Chinese are tough and machine-like as a society, but America is fattening them up with fast food.
- Whatever race you're paranoid about is dominating you, but it's not the Irish—nobody fears Irish control.
- AI is the Jews—everything people think Jews are doing, AI is actually doing.
- Fran Drescher played the Nanny for five years and hasn't done anything else significant.
- The president of SAG is never the person killing it—successful people like Tom Cruise don't have time for it.
- When you get political, it's not because things are going well—you don't see Olivia Rodrigo trying to run anything.
- The studio heads—David Zasloff, Donna Langley, Ted Sarandos, and Bob Iger—were planning an attack.
- Disney went nuts with non-binary stuff, so they brought Bob Iger back to calm things down because everyone was saying ridiculous things like 'I'm a raindrop.'
- It's easy to make genderless content—you can animate anything without a gender, like a grain of sand.
Artificial IntelligenceFran DrescherBob IgerTed SarandosSAGDavid ZasloffDonna Langley