Good money for a disaster!
1 posted on
01/15/2010 6:48:26 PM PST by
iowamark
To: iowamark
I find television very educational.
The minute somebody turns it on,
I go to the library and read a good book.
Groucho Marx (1890 - 1977)
2 posted on
01/15/2010 6:51:45 PM PST by
HuntsvilleTxVeteran
((B.?) Hussein (Obama?Soetoro?Dunham?) Change America Will Die From.)
To: iowamark
His contract is $20-million per year x 3.5 years is $70-million.
Evidently NBC is unfamiliar with the concept of fulfilling a contract.
3 posted on
01/15/2010 6:56:01 PM PST by
E. Pluribus Unum
(Islam is a religion of peace, and Muslims reserve the right to kill anyone who says otherwise.)
To: iowamark
For $39 Million, Conan could offer real market value for MSNBC and own his own network. Of course, he would have to hire some actual talent to replace all the empty chairs currently on the payroll there, but the network already has a long-standing tradition of running comedy shows, so it would be a good fit.
4 posted on
01/15/2010 6:57:03 PM PST by
Bernard
(One if by Land, Two if by Sea, Three if by Government)
To: iowamark
So what are they selling to raise this money?
6 posted on
01/15/2010 7:02:51 PM PST by
driftdiver
(I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
To: iowamark
I think they realize that Conan is going to Fox no matter what, and they want to up the bidding so that Fox must pay a lot.
7 posted on
01/15/2010 7:03:27 PM PST by
Brilliant
To: iowamark
Nikki Finke is constantly updating the story. Jay and Conan vs. Zucker.
12 posted on
01/15/2010 7:21:59 PM PST by
Falconspeed
("Keep your fears to yourself, but share your courage with others." Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-94))
To: iowamark
14 posted on
01/15/2010 7:44:48 PM PST by
iowamark
To: iowamark
I’d be glad to take 30 million and not work. What’s the problem with that? How much money do these no talented celebrities think they need anyway? Doesn’t this qualify for an outrageous bonus in Obamaland? Hollywood salaries need to be reigned in by the pay czar.
To: iowamark
Conan OBrien is close to signing a nearly $40 million deal to walk away from his job hosting NBCs The Tonight Show, in a new move that will also award severance pay to his employees, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
In unrelated news, Pres__ent Barrack Hussein Obama, Jr. turned down a $40 million dollar offer from the American public to step down, leaving the job to his predecessor, George W. Bush. Asked for comment, his reply was “that’s ($40 million) above my pay grade.”
32 posted on
01/19/2010 3:40:43 PM PST by
bIlluminati
(Don't just hope for change, work for change in 2010.)
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