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Here, Artie is donating his time to help out Candace from Phineas & Ferb who shares her honest feelings and personal issues about her role and with Disney that she couldn't tell anyone about.

: All my life, all I wanted to do was to perform before a world wide audience. Showing them what I can do that would make them laugh, cry, and cheer. I wanted to be somebody, who could really make it big, make an impact….and make a difference. But instead, that all led me to was a path of anxiety and humiliation.

Don’t get me wrong, love the place I work, I just hate the people in charge. I mean, It’s bad enough they squander my talent by putting me in a kid’s show, but a show with the same process in every episode. Phineas and Ferb get inspired, Perry disappears, I catch the boys building something, I fetch Mom, the thing disappears as soon as she arrives, and the boys get away scot-free, Perry reappears, end of episode. Sigh! I can’t believe how gullible I signed up for the cast. I just wasn’t cut out to play some neurotic nark. I mean, A little part of me dies a little inside when I have to do stuff like that.

Another thing I hate most about my role, is that everyone views me as this “crazy, two dimensional, evil big sister character.” I’m much more than that. But when you’ve got the same role I have, people tend to get all judgmental and become less interested in what you have to say and assume the same material from the show.

I’m also pretty sure, I’m not the only one who’s had it rough while in the Disney Channel. Some of them were actually my friends…very TALENTED friends who worked in the Disney Channel, only to have their shows unceremoniously cancelled. Dave the Barbarian really sold that “Cowardly Big guy” pretty well until his show got canned for who knows why. Kuzco had awesomely vain material, and his show would’ve been big if it wasn’t replaced by what could’ve been one of Disney’s long line of bad sitcoms. And Brandy Harrington, now there was a girl who worked her tail off to get better during her show’s run. But it only led to a call from the head saying *In a Mocking executive voice* “Hey Kid, it’s a budget thing. Best of Luck in your future endeavors.” What do those studio empty suits know about talent?

I just can’t get everything anymore. I try to, but I can’t. I work as heard as the other characters in the studio, I sing well, I have a witty sense of humor, I do my own stunts. But, no matter how many times I prove how good I am, I’m always denied opportunities. I just wish there was more to my life than this, or at least there was someplace better than Disney who recognises my talent, otherwise I’ll spend the rest of my days whining and weeping in my room after shooting another god-awful episode!

Sigh! Basically, Artie....I just feel that no matter what I do…..I’m always held down.

Candace Flynn Belongs to Disney
Artie Bradfield Belongs to KidFergus(Me)

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Here, Artie is donating his time to help out Candace from Phineas & Ferb who shares her honest feelings and personal issues about her role and with Disney that she couldn't tell anyone about.

: All my life, all I wanted to do was to perform before a world wide audience. Showing them what I can do that would make them laugh, cry, and cheer. I wanted to be somebody, who could really make it big, make an impact….and make a difference. But instead, that all led me to was a path of anxiety and humiliation.

Don’t get me wrong, love the place I work, I just hate the people in charge. I mean, It’s bad enough they squander my talent by putting me in a kid’s show, but a show with the same process in every episode. Phineas and Ferb get inspired, Perry disappears, I catch the boys building something, I fetch Mom, the thing disappears as soon as she arrives, and the boys get away scot-free, Perry reappears, end of episode. Sigh! I can’t believe how gullible I signed up for the cast. I just wasn’t cut out to play some neurotic nark. I mean, A little part of me dies a little inside when I have to do stuff like that.

Another thing I hate most about my role, is that everyone views me as this “crazy, two dimensional, evil big sister character.” I’m much more than that. But when you’ve got the same role I have, people tend to get all judgmental and become less interested in what you have to say and assume the same material from the show.

I’m also pretty sure, I’m not the only one who’s had it rough while in the Disney Channel. Some of them were actually my friends…very TALENTED friends who worked in the Disney Channel, only to have their shows unceremoniously cancelled. Dave the Barbarian really sold that “Cowardly Big guy” pretty well until his show got canned for who knows why. Kuzco had awesomely vain material, and his show would’ve been big if it wasn’t replaced by what could’ve been one of Disney’s long line of bad sitcoms. And Brandy Harrington, now there was a girl who worked her tail off to get better during her show’s run. But it only led to a call from the head saying *In a Mocking executive voice* “Hey Kid, it’s a budget thing. Best of Luck in your future endeavors.” What do those studio empty suits know about talent?

I just can’t get everything anymore. I try to, but I can’t. I work as heard as the other characters in the studio, I sing well, I have a witty sense of humor, I do my own stunts. But, no matter how many times I prove how good I am, I’m always denied opportunities. I just wish there was more to my life than this, or at least there was someplace better than Disney who recognises my talent, otherwise I’ll spend the rest of my days whining and weeping in my room after shooting another god-awful episode!

Sigh! Basically, Artie....I just feel that no matter what I do…..I’m always held down.

Candace Flynn Belongs to Disney
Artie Bradfield Belongs to KidFergus(Me)