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Magitroopa wrote 3 days ago: 1

Should the comedians' specials in Dropout Presents be under guest or main cast? Episodes that have end credits don't have any label of 'starring' or 'guest starring', for example, "Cameron Esposito: Four Pills" starts the end credits simply saying 'Cameron Esposito' and then afterwards lists 'Executive Producer Cameron Esposito'; "Bigger! With Brennan and Izzy" also simply starts the end credits with 'Brennan Lee Mulligan - Isabella Roland', and then goes on to list the rest of the credits.

It would also make sense that they are the 'stars' of their own specials, but just wanting to clarify regarding this. Additional information (if helpful) can be found in this article from today regarding the upcoming second season.

kolbdog323 wrote 2 days ago: 1

https://www.tvmaze.com/shows/3877/the-rifleman

In this show Paul Flix who is listed as main cast on here is normally listed with guest stars on the show. I think the person who added him as main cast it either from Wikipedia or rifleman.net when the on screen credits at the end of the show only list 2 actors as main cast the rest are guest stars even though Paul Flix is in almost  every episode.

I'm not sure if this is correct or not.

Also under characters someone put Sweeney, the bartender played by Bill Quinn but in the credits he's only called Sweeney can you fix this thanks.

lloyll wrote 2 days ago: 1

hello! please change the show status as ended! thank you! 

https://www.tvmaze.com/shows/86193/romantics-anonymous


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RoseRed wrote 2 days ago: 1

@kolbdog323 wrote:
https://www.tvmaze.com/shows/3877/the-rifleman

In this show Paul Flix who is listed as main cast on here is normally listed with guest stars on the show. I think the person who added him as main cast it either from Wikipedia or rifleman.net when the on screen credits at the end of the show only list 2 actors as main cast the rest are guest stars even though Paul Flix is in almost  every episode.

I'm not sure if this is correct or not.

Also under characters someone put Sweeney, the bartender played by Bill Quinn but in the credits he's only called Sweeney can you fix this thanks.

Can't say much to how he is credited in our episode listings, but in later seasons he is credited with the main cast.

kolbdog323 wrote 2 days ago: 1

@RoseRed wrote:
Can't say much to how he is credited in our episode listings, but in later seasons he is credited with the main cast.

Thanks for fixing Sweeney and sorry I wasn't exactly sure since he was listed as guest star in earlier seasons I didn't get chance to watch the later seasons yet so I didn't realize he was promoted to main cast when I asked.


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LadyShelley wrote 2 days ago: 1

@lloyll wrote:
hello! please change the show status as ended! thank you! 

https://www.tvmaze.com/shows/86193/romantics-anonymous

done


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Magitroopa wrote 2 days ago: 1

@Magitroopa wrote:
Should the comedians' specials in Dropout Presents be under guest or main cast? Episodes that have end credits don't have any label of 'starring' or 'guest starring', for example, "Cameron Esposito: Four Pills" starts the end credits simply saying 'Cameron Esposito' and then afterwards lists 'Executive Producer Cameron Esposito'; "Bigger! With Brennan and Izzy" also simply starts the end credits with 'Brennan Lee Mulligan - Isabella Roland', and then goes on to list the rest of the credits.

It would also make sense that they are the 'stars' of their own specials, but just wanting to clarify regarding this. Additional information (if helpful) can be found in this article from today regarding the upcoming second season.

Any thoughts regarding this? I've also just checked to others: "Chris Grace: As Scarlett Johansson" starts the credits off just simply saying 'Chris Grace' (no 'guest starring' or 'starring', but I would assume this would consider labelling him as 'starring'?...), and "Adam Conover: Unmedicated" does the same starting off just saying 'Adam Conover' without anything else, and then goes on to list executive producers and all other credits.


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RoseRed wrote 2 days ago: 3

@Magitroopa wrote:
Any thoughts regarding this? I've also just checked to others: "Chris Grace: As Scarlett Johansson" starts the credits off just simply saying 'Chris Grace' (no 'guest starring' or 'starring', but I would assume this would consider labelling him as 'starring'?...), and "Adam Conover: Unmedicated" does the same starting off just saying 'Adam Conover' without anything else, and then goes on to list executive producers and all other credits.

I would treat it as an anthology as each 'episode' is self-contained. No main cast, but I know nothing of the show.


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Magitroopa wrote 2 days ago: 1

@RoseRed wrote:
I would treat it as an anthology as each 'episode' is self-contained. No main cast, but I know nothing of the show.

Yeah, I would've debated if it should even be on here considering it is mostly just a collection of comedy special, but the fact that they are labelling the upcoming releases as 'season 2' makes me think it should be fine. Your definition sounds about right there- so who would be considered to be the main cast (who each special 'belongs to') should be put into guest cast, in that case?


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RoseRed wrote a day ago: 3

@Magitroopa wrote:
Yeah, I would've debated if it should even be on here considering it is mostly just a collection of comedy special, but the fact that they are labelling the upcoming releases as 'season 2' makes me think it should be fine. Your definition sounds about right there- so who would be considered to be the main cast (who each special 'belongs to') should be put into guest cast, in that case?

Yup

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