Considering how he assured them he and his manager knew what was good for American audiences, and then let it turn into freefall anarchy and spiral out of control under Crawford, I'm not surprised they'd hold a grudge against Jim. Not entirely un-justified, and definitely not a surprise.
> yea - i thought for sure that i just overlooked Jim's
> name... but then i reread it...and was pretty aggravated.
> Sounds like Jim's on bad terms with Kunze and Polanski.
>
> I hope thats not hte case
> -Jusitn
