I have to agree with this. It’s a good theory (seriously well thought out), but it really seems like some people who recently worked together/knew each other just wanted to do something lame for the world.

Celebrities sneeringly crooning “Working Class Hero” would have been awesome, though. I think Will Farrell could have nailed the “but you’re still fucking peasants as far as I can see” line.

Thank God nobody has thought of doing a star-studded Zoom rendition of "Ebony and Ivory." Twitter would go fucking bonkers. 

*pours a pitcher of beer over your head*

It looks like people are having a hard time adjusting to such drastic social Chang. 

I'm surprised Fuller didn't set up the Zoom meeting only to bail on it at the last minute. 

The best thing about ancient history is there's always new stuff to learn. 

Don’t you mean Chang.org?

You're not supposed to admit you're from the County, man. 

I like how the people you least expect usually win. It's like the more jacked and squat you are, the worse you tend to do. 

Binge-watched the first season of Floor Is Lava on Netflix (and yes, I got a Community notification for it). Great show. Reminded me of the old Nick game shows from when I was first out of the cloning vats.

Well done. 

Yeah, but they could make Renegade episodes forever and never run out of material. 

Cool.

I vividly remember an AV Club article referencing that Fuck You song. The writer closed the post with "just thought you should know, n****a." That would never fly today. 

In all seriousness, I wonder if that episode will be on the chopping block. Should it be, considering the message of the show? 

Think it's a reference to Rick and Morty fans. 

Fortunately, they only had to pull half of the Star Trek episode "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield."

Why shouldn’t she speak out if this is something she feels strongly about? I think that particularly when it comes to Hollywood people, we assume their every move is calculated. Maybe so, but I prefer to to believe people are generally sincere...even in Hollywood. 

It's not like "I want you to cover me in your man milk" is even funny, though. 8th grade boys have a more sophisticated sense of humor. No big loss here.