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[–]stevelabny [スコア非表示]  (5子コメント)

"I will take responsibility for it...right after I spend 5 paragraphs throwing the producer under the bus. And by the way , I won't even say what the rules error is."

Holy hell that was a bad apology. "Their fault. Their fault. Their fault. Their fault. Their fault. But I hired them, so I guess its my fault. Yes, I'm the face of the show so its my fault. Sorry."

I hope you don't apologize for important things that way. Since screwing up rules is not a big deal (especially since you can annotate the video) this terribad public shaming of your producer is way more offensive than the original non-issue.

And please don't refer to filming yourself playing board games as "grueling". EVER.

[–]catsailsDon't be a snare [スコア非表示]  (4子コメント)

I do not know why I am not surprised that Will Wheaton's version of taking responsibility is to lay all the blame on an employee. I think that is much more shameful than messing up some rules.

[–]Deviathan [スコア非表示]  (2子コメント)

All the blame? He states that he paid someone to do this, and they failed, but it also got past him. Yeah, the employee failed in their job, but he also admits to fault

I am the executive producer and creator, and it’s my responsibility to ensure that everyone is doing their job. It’s my responsibility to deliver the best show I can, and too many times this season I failed to do that.

Thats kind of the role of a boss.

[–]catsailsDon't be a snare [スコア非表示]  (1子コメント)

The statement you quoted is fine. It is a shame it came after several paragraphs of blaming the producer, and apologizing in the end for "misplacing his trust". The whole thing is just a gross way to acknowledge the mistakes that were made while conveniently heaping them all on an employee. It is just a shitty thing to do.

[–]senshisentou [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

To be honest, I prefer this over Wil taking the fall from the get-go. He put this task on the producer, so he was now in charge of this. On top of that, this was a producer that had earned Wil's trust, and a good reputation.

It was Wil's responsibility, but in a way that had a middleman. The producer screwed up, first and foremost, and I don't mind Wil making that clear. Hindsight is 20/20, and I don't blame him for making the calls he did. Maybe he should have been more on top of it, for sure, but I don't think we all need to throw him under the bus like this. He delegated and it went wrong. In this case, I do put more blame on the producer than on Wil.

[–]tsuwraith [スコア非表示]  (0子コメント)

Somewhere along the way he forgot to ask himself WWPD?