“Sorbo had a pilot in 2005 that tested VERY high and the network passed on it.”
Okay, but think about the logic of what you’re asserting. The same people who passed on the pilot are the ones who hired Sorbo in the first place.
Nobody casts an actor with the intent of passing on the project later because they don’t like the actor’s beliefs.
Networks pass on high-scoring pilots every day for a million different reasons. But it’s safe to say that if didn’t want Sorbo because of his beliefs, they never would have hired him in the first place.
You don't know much about Hollywood.
A few years ago there was an interviewer, ala James O'Keefe, that had producers and others openly admitting, on film, to blacklisting actors. It was posted on FR but it wasn't news as we all know it happens. Just ask Drew Carey.