ALLISON MACK: From Smallville to Cult Scandal & Taking Accountability for It Today

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this interview was a must

this interview was must have happened but I think Allison mack need to be honest which I think she was holding back responsibility a bit it was this was best honest interaction you could has gotten but with branding I think she needs accountability for that and issue a bit of apology but this interview was must happy to you got it

Taking ownership

Yes. Her actions caused some really bad things to happen for many people. She seemed to own up to it and didn’t play the blame game. I would have liked more substance, but sometimes comments are limited by courts and probations. I like hearing things she is doing to help others and a fresh path in her life moving forward.
Michael Rosenbaum always gives great interviews and I wish he was on tv so more people could enjoy his talents.