If an actor vehemently didn't want to do a sex scene (and presumably there was nothing in anyone's contract in the early 2000s that said "you agree to simulate live sex on national TV and in front of actual children in the same room as you," for the "but they signed a contract!" folks) and then got fired for it, I would also think that is totally shitty and gross.

Nevermind that when actors do film stuff like, with good directors at least, they try to clear the set as much as possible, make people comfortable, definitely don't perform in front of random children. Like, Bill in lighting can't bring little Timmy to watch him film a sex scene, you know?

And to top it all off, the whole segment fucking sucked? It's not even like after some incredible hardship a diamond is produced. It lives in infamy. Does anyone ever cite this as a good segment?