I don't think I predicted any of TAB.

There are certain ongoing 'news stories' in the real world, that I feel the same way about...I just get bored and find it hard to raise any enthusiasm for them.
In the grand scheme of things, it just doesn't register with me.

Do you think Martin would like to hear you say that?
How do we know he doesn't completely agree with her?

Oh, I see what you did there!
Well, I would like to think she does it for the best reasons.
Obviously it does sometimes backfire.
She would possibly feel she's placing her trust in the fandom.

Once again, nobody said you weren't allowed an opinion.
All of our opinions have consequences...whether we are aware of them or not
I personally wouldn't want to say on here, anything I wouldn't want to say an actor's face.
Further, they seem a pretty close team to me and incredibly loyal and protective of each other.
I would hope that was a given, with a couple.

Yes I understand that.
I just feel if Martin knew somebody said something negative about his partner, he possibly may not want them as a fan of his.
That is my personal opinion.

Just this: She has "apologised" to the fans. And wants to draw a line under it. For a mature woman with a public profession she shows an awful lack of tact and reason. It was not one tweet, there were several of them, written in a language that should not be used in public towards fans of a show. And it is by far not the first time she has deleted tweets. 
However, I wonder if someone talked to her. These tweets reflect in a bad way on the show and I am sure some of the team are not happy about it 

As for bringing up Martin - Amanda is a grown-up professional woman. I do not think that she serves as her partner's mouthpiece. 
 

Wow.. just catched up here.

First think, then act. To use that gutterspeak as an official representative of the show is not acceptable. If I am angry I can express it in a reasonable way, especially in public. When I know that I tend to overreact, and she knows, I try to calm down first and then write something.
 

besleybean wrote:

I think that is a problem particular to social media.
Though to be fair, sometimes in life, on the spur of the moment, we say things we shouldn't and then apologise afterwards.
I agree the foul language is another issue, but that honestly just seems to be how the whole of that family speak!
They use swear words as punctuation, as we say in Scotland and that's the polite version!

But not everybody knows AA speaks that way all the time. So it can be a shock for the "uninitiated", don´t you think? And extreme reactions like this can throw shade and leave the bad taste in the mouth of the fans in regards of the whole show which is not only the work of AA alone, but the hard work of her numerous colleagues as well. The rude behaviour of one member of the cast can thus reflect badly on the work of others - who gave so much sweat and effort to make this show good and memorable. She should think of them in the first place when she posts such things.

Yesterday I got very angry and kicked a cushion around the living-room. And I screamed. I felt better afterwards but I do not have to put that on Twitter. Unfiltered public posting is something children are warned of, so this should apply to adults as well.