There’s a big theory that Steve left Love on the Spectrum to focus on a money-making talent

Steve Spitz did not return for Love on the Spectrum season three, and it was a massive bummer for most of us. There’s a theory though, that he’s been focusing on a big money-making talent of his. We checked and it looks like he’s genuinely got a secret talent that he used to work on, and could well be earning a salary from it today.

Theory says Steve left Love on the Spectrum for voice acting

Steve sadly didn’t come back to Love on the Spectrum season three, but he did hope to secure some voiceover work. He writes on his LinkedIn page, “I do great impressions of my family members! Being on Love on the Spectrum has been wonderful and I hope it may lead to other opportunities as I love to act and have been told I have a great voice for voice over work.”

He also writes, “I always knew I was different but only got my diagnosis a few years ago. I loved being on Love on the Spectrum as it allowed me to be my authentic self.” While he inherited a lot of money from his father, the magazine publisher Harold Spitz, Steve has always been passionate about voice acting while living in San Francisco.

Now, there’s a theory that Steve has been hired to do voiceover work, which kept him too busy to return to the Netflix show. One Reddit user said, “I feel like Steve could be a voice actor,” while another replied, “He has done voiceovers and radio ads. I’ve seen/heard them on YouTube. I think a Car Dealership was one ad.”

He’s genuinely got a load of amazing voiceover demos

Steve worked as a voice actor in several commercials more than 40 years ago, during his radio days. Although they didn’t air on radio, his voice has been demonstrated in a Shake ‘n’ Bake ad, Lays, and Woodman, to name just a few. His friend, Patricia, set up a YouTube account for him and shared demos from back in the day!

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