This is ridiculous. His contract guaruntees him salary. They can do what they want with the programming, they just have to honor their financial obligations. If they were to let him go they'd eat the salary and value their decision as more valuable.
You can't expect a contract to be ironclad as to being on the air. A network is going to have to arrange their schedule as they see fit. They'll just have to pay the price for it.
Air on the side of the caution and get it in there.
01-13-2010, 11:58 PM
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