“Holy shit, Ms. Rowling. Could you just answer-”

There isn’t a God, sadly. Satan exists, though. He created all of existence to entice us with pleasant reality before we’re hurtled into Hell. His little scheme makes eventual damnation all the more depressing.

*ACCEPT ITS CLIMATIC ECSTASY

Evictus Misgonists

Herzog voice:

The creators do generally try to show how complicated situations such as the one depicted in the episode can be for everyone involved. I won’t deny “The Problem with a Poo” begins, follows, and ends on a note of ambiguity. My issue though is the lens people are actually adopting when looking at the show. People have…

He shouldn’t have been run out of town. Is it far they cancelled his Christmas event? Absolutely. But kicking him out of town was ridiculous on their parts.

Wow, you managed to make a meaningless comment again.

That’s a terrible question. There have always been and always be creators that are sensitive enough to social issues and creators that aren’t.

No, I’m fully aware anyone can take any interpretation out of a piece of work they want.

I’ve been watching a number of Herzog films recently, so I am prepared for this! 

How do you think that’s the message? I guess it’s an aspect of what they’re saying, but it’s not the core idea. The final moments (before the Simpsons’ payoff) are portrayed with genuine sadness. The music, Hankey riding off in the car, Kyle looking dejected.

It’s endlessly fascinating how “woke” fans of this show are actually trying to spin this episode into something they can agree with. Hankey is portrayed as a literal and figurative piece of shit, but that doesn’t mean the show’s against his existence. They’re clearly portraying the townspeople as socially reactive…

Yep. A better comedian than filmmaker (evidenced by the influence he’s had on comedians which is staggering and sadly widespread; you can trace Allen to CK, Seinfeld, a swath of comedy directors, and more).

What?

Just because an unspecified number of a particular race say they are offended doesn’t mean it’s offensive.

If you’re moderately attractive, semi-charismatic, and can put together a simple sentence people will be able to project all sorts of fantasies onto you. You could be their fantasy lover, their conduit for understanding the world, the person perfectly representing a concept/idea you’ve fetishized, and all sorts of…

I don’t know how I feel about this.

Remainder: You can believe Louis CK is a creep that the comedy world should reject and also roll your eyes at the incredible stupid questions (and this incredibly stupid article) asked by the interviewer.

Roseanne might be awful, but I just don’t know if this show works without her. Everyone’s characters is fleshed out and wonderful, but “Roseanne” tied it all together. I didn’t have much interest in the reboot (loved the original and didn’t think it needed rebooted), but I have even less interest in it now. They…