They’ll probably put it back into the next edition, and everyone’s syllabus will require that one, so they’ll end up paying full price for the new textbook instead of buying a used one that’s only different because of crap like this.

Not so much because nothing happened, but because he supposedly deliberately antagonized a cop in the first place. Just seems like an entitled white person move.

I’m gonna go out on a limb here and guess your friend is very, very white…

Dad.

They do it that way so people will click on it. Lots of X-Files fans will look to see if they recognize him but probably won’t, unless they’re also Fringe fans who recognize him from that. But if they referred to him as a Fringe actor, all those people who watched the X-Files but not Fringe wouldn’t even bother looking in the first place.

Seems pretty disrespectful to rank the importance of someone’s work by the overall popularity of a show/movie they appeared in rather than their relevance within it, just for the clicks/potential ad revenue, but here we are.