Yeah, nope never heard of digital spy.  IGN made a list of top 100 Star Wars charters of all time and Vader was at the top.  Also just because he is a popular character doesn't mean he deserves his own movie.  The Fonz was by far the most popular character on Happy Days and Urkel was by far the most popular charter on Family Matter and neither one of those got their own show.

She was born in Iran to American parents.  Her dad looks African-American her mother like her is harder to tell. 

"Her father, a pathologist and geneticist, ran a hospital for children in Shiraz in 1956 as part of a program where American physicians and agricultural experts sought to help in the health and farming efforts of developing countries. When she was five years old, the family moved to London for a year, later moving to Chicago in 1963."

She is an American mutt like many of us here. African-American, smaller amounts of Creole [French and African], Scottish, and Native American

A DNA test taken by the show Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. (2014) stated that Valerie’s genetic ancestry is:

*49% European
——–approx. *28% Irish and Scottish
——–*16% Scandinavia
——–*3% Western Europe
——–*2% Ashkenazi Jewish
*46% Sub-Saharan African
——–*24% Nigeria
——–*8% Congo
——–*6% Ivory Coast and Ghana
——–*5% Senegal
——–*2% Southeastern Bantu
——–*1% Benin and Togo
*5% Native American

I hope you are being sarcastic with that last sentence like someone already mentioned earlier she has been having mental issues for years and if you do a bit of research its actually most of her live since she suffered sever brain damage from a accident that occurred when she was only 16.

I can't believe she even thought that was okay to say about someone...

I don't want to get into a pointless argument over a show I've never bothered seeing, so I'll be honest and say I know next to nothing about the show itself and you most likely know more than I do.

I agree. The "Shes a comedian" doesn't really work in this case. Im usually on the comedians side because I get the joke, but this was just an awful thing to say. 

Those two shows are two completely different genres so without even listening to suggestions I would just go for the genre you like better.  

While you can assume what she meant, the fact of the matter is at best she said it indirectly. Muslim Brotherhood is quite clear, but Planet of the Apes isn't. If you know about the franchise, it's about apes vs humans. Everybody jumped to the same conclusion instantly though. Now I'm not saying that what she said was ok, or that she couldn't be indirectly referring to the ape part of the franchise, but it just goes to show how indirect you can be when speaking and have it turned into whatever people want it to mean.

While she does say some outlandish stuff, she had to know how people would take this in general and how the SJW's and media would aggressively react. Assuming her career would be completely unaffected seems unlikely. I wonder if she or the cast was having problems with ABC and wanted out but couldn't, so she sabotaged herself to do so. Last Man Standing was sold off to Fox by ABC, so it wouldn't be a shock to see the same thing happen here.

The point stands that Solo is a more popular character than the "many Mothans who died for this information".

FOX will likely pick up the show but netflix might too. It's a very popular show.