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Got 3 weeks off for parental leave so, of course, I've restarted Skyrim. I've never actually finished the story before do that's the aim.
Got the free upgrade to the ps5 version - the loading is so fast it's like a different game, gone are the hours sat waiting for the next bit of the level to load!
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The TV industry has a problem with sexual misconduct, inappropriate behaviour and bullying because of an industry wide culture of silence & plausible deniability; the broadcasters "don't know" because the shows are made by separate production companies, the production companies "don't know" because the productions are ran separately to the corporate production arm and everyone that works on production is a freelancer so not employed by the production companies. Freelancers will all have disappeared elsewhere by the time people make complaints.
The BBC is one of the largest broadcasters in the UK & everyone that works in TV will work on a show broadcast on the BBC at some point in their careers so of course the BBC will quite often be implicated when incidents are made public.
Creepy talent & management get away with things because no one wants to upset the other companies; broadcasters need to keep the producers on side for key shows in order to keep the future series on their channels, producers don't want to upset the broadcasters as they rely on broadcaster funding in order to make the shows, then there's the secondary sales around the world which is a massive money maker for UK companies etc...
Unless there's a fundamental shift to prioritising safeguarding over profits, I don't think the industry is going to change any time soon.
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Forum member formerly known as IAmNotARobot.