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I’ve been working in this industry for 20 years. Nobody gets fired for this, not at Netflix or any of the other studios. Especially a VP. I don’t know how to express how unlikely any of this is. This was an excuse, not the real reason.

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So they couldn't come up with an excuse that would have been a legitimate reason?

Also HR has bad employees / agent once in a while.

Well, bear in mind that this all seems to be based on his account of the incident.

Per the article, Netflix's attorney confirmed that the therapy factored into the decision.

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