Well, he got away with it until now when he failed massively to be able to fulfill his keystone role in a multi-million dollar operation that now has bitten the dust and put lots of very highly paid talent, both in front of and behind the screen, out of work, and costing the enterprise untold millions of dollars in future revenues.
Just off the top of my head that's who cares and why they should. And that doesn't come anywhere near any of the human aspects of the situation or the unforeseen consequences that comes from the failure of a complex organization like a hollywood tv series that touches the lives of THOUSANDS of people to make it run.
The nation couldn’t be any poorer in any spirit with the loss of one tv show. Talent? That’s subjective here. In my opinion there hasn’t been talent on tv since “The Carol Burnett Show’’ and “Barney Miller’’. Want to clean this mess up? Require drug-testing for everyone, and I mean everyone involved in tv production with the stars first on the list.