The english sex videoslast time we saw Mellie Grant on Scandal, she was waiting to hear whether she would be the next president of the United States.
But the storyline of the fictional First Lady -- played by Bellamy Young -- is not driven by real life, creator and EP Shonda Rhimes said at ABC's Television Critics Association presentation Tuesday.
"I don’t think the candidates have any similarities to the candidates in real life. I don't really equate the two," Rhimes said of comparing the characters on ABC's popular show and former Democratic Presidential Nominee Hillary Clinton and President-Elect Donald Trump.
"That’s not really the goal. The goal was to tell the story we had been telling the entire time."
SEE ALSO: ABC's Shondaland TGIT shows will return a week later because of a Trump specialThe Trump-related remarks -- or lack thereof -- come just one day after ABC said Rhimes' TGIT line-up, which includes Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder and Grey's Anatomy, will be delayed one week because of a 20/20 Inauguration special.
Rhimes said she has nothing to do with ABC's programming scheduling decisions.
"I honestly don’t have anything to do with programming or scheduling, and don’t pay attention to it or spend very much time caring about it," Rhimes told reporters.
The cast echoed the showrunner in insisting that the show isn't solely driven by current events. In fact, five of the six episodes in this first half of the season were written and shot months before the election results.
"Our world is a complete fiction," Young said.
Tony Goldwyn, who plays outgoing President Fitzgerald Grant, said Rhimes is taking the show in a "whole fresh direction" meant to be emotional and entertaining for the Scandal world.
"The fact that it’s in counterpoint to this crazy political world is interesting, but they are not the same and we aren’t in reaction to that," he said.
"That's what makes the show compelling," Joe Morton, who plays Papa Pope, added. "Politics are kind of driving force, but what's at the heart of it is being human and American.
When asked about whether Rhimes is nervous about ratings, the showrunner simply said:
"I don't, and haven't for I would say seven to eight years paid attention to ratings because that's something I can't control. "Ratings are not -- as far as I'm concerned -- real or true anymore.”
Season 6 premieres Jan. 26.
Topics Donald Trump
Google's data center raises the stakes in this state's 'water wars'
The iPhone 8's wireless charging might be slower than expected
Download This: Hypno Cam gives your photos a psychedelic makeover
How do I choose between two solid job offers?
CES 2025: Hands
Tropical Storm Harvey in photos: Sobering views of the Texas storm
Hero Texan delivers six
One deliciously nerdy 'Destiny 2' change will cut down on so much dumb tedium
Ms. Frizzle spotted at Science Marches across the globe
'Game of Thrones' Season 7 finale: Who will die?
Google's data center raises the stakes in this state's 'water wars'
A new 'Game of Thrones' Facebook filter lets you transform into the Night King
9 key predictions for how 'Game of Thrones' Season 7 will end
How do I choose between two solid job offers?
Best early Prime Day Roomba deals: Newest Roombas on sale at Amazon
Elon Musk shows off the Boring Company's tunnel with a Tesla inside
Tobe Hooper, architect of the original 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre,' is dead at 74
'Game of Thrones': Jon and Daenerys hook up in Season 7 finale
China just built the world's biggest floating solar project
Apple is accepting donations through iTunes to aid Harvey storm relief
Driverless shuttles will beat other autonomous vehicles to the roadMacBook meets iPad meets iMac in this supercool new conceptVirgin Galactic's most recent test flight looks so sciVirgin Galactic's most recent test flight looks so sciAmazon Echo Dot Kids review: Save your money and buy a regular DotArrested Development Season 5 reviewCalifornia tests digital license plates'Westworld' promotional error on Facebook sends fans to someone's DMsJeff Bezos is serious about building a colony on the moonHow to prevent Alexa from 'spying' on your private conversationsSnapchat might soon offer an alternative to 'login with Facebook'Soccer player takes to Instagram to defend gun tattooSatellites in space see lava pouring from Hawaii's Kilauea volcanoDon't let the Mount Kilauea eruption stop you from visiting HawaiiGame critic John 'TotalBiscuit' Bain dies afte battle with cancerI created a rapping alter ego to deal with my soul'Fortnite' adds a vehicle for the first time: The shopping cartAustralia to create new, uniform laws for autonomous vehicles'Westworld' promotional error on Facebook sends fans to someone's DMs'Solo' had the biggest opening ever ... for a heist movie Massive US emergency alert test message to be sent in October. What to know. What’s the Use of Beauty? by Cody Delistraty Best handheld game consoles 2023, ranked [Update] This app sends Android texts as blue 'iMessage' bubbles Apple shuts down Beeper Mini Android app Poetry Rx: Forgive Me, Open Wounds by Sarah Kay Best Garmin deals: Score a Garmin watch for up to 40% off at Amazon It’s not just you. ChatGPT is ‘lazier,’ OpenAI confirmed. Three Sisters, Three Summers in the Greek Countryside by Karen Van Dyck How Stanley Kubrick Staged the Moon Landing by Rich Cohen The Caribbean’s Deadliest Fruit: A Taste Test by Jonathan Escoffery Reddit down on December 11: Here's why. Souvenir by Lucy Sante Maurice Sendak at the Opera by The Paris Review Sigrid Nunez’s Portraits of Animal Intelligence by Peter Cameron 6 medical tech innovations from 2023 that could improve our lives Cooking with Bruno Schulz by Valerie Stivers Watch porn with your partner. It could help your relationship. Whither The Golden Penetrators? by Dan Piepenbring NYT's The Mini crossword answers for December 12
1.6689s , 8589.6328125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【english sex videos】,Information Information Network