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Hey Fear;
yes in season 3 part 1, it is shown that ari owns 51% and babs gets 49%. HOWEVER, in season 3 part 2 the episode where barbs tells him to fire rob rubino, and when he can't do it he tells backs HE has to agree to it as in their partnership agreemnt. Which means an equal agreement for a firing. In the end he did fire rob of course. Now in season 4 because bev. angelino was working on a film they were unable to bring her back for that episode. So in order to fix that 50/50 issue, they wrote it so that who ever was an asset to the agency to be kept. Irony was it was the cheater brother. However, in the same instance back in part 2 of season 3, that he used the same reason for this firsting not earning enough. (Doug ellin described this in a interview during the airing of season 3 part 2 and season 4 last year on a tv guide website). Tj21 (talk) 01:20, 30 August 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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The band changed it's name. It's a redirect to the new band. Please follow up before reverting. FearNotMan (talk) 15:23, 4 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
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