By Tobias Carroll When the #MeToo movement first became nationally prominent several years ago, it wasn’t entirely clear how it would affect the professional landscape. Now, things have become more clear; some once-prominent men have all but vanished from public view after their actions have come to light. Others have readied comebacks; Louis C.K., for instance, won a Grammy even after news of his penchant for masturbating around female comedians came to light. Other prominent and disgraced men in the broadcasting sphere have also explored the idea of comebacks — Matt Lauer, for instance. And …