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So Sally/Mellie are Hillary ("I'M THE NOMINEE" felt close to Hillary's seemingly inevitability in getting the nomination), Hollis is Trump and Vargas is Sanders (liberal, unlikely winner)

This series really was a gift. I can't wait for more.

I mean…you're smart enough to tell the difference between Clinton's institutional reach and influence than Jeb's so

KNOCK ON ALL THE WOOD

No, that's spending more money. This is America.

Alan Alda was the saving grace.

Ugh. just nope. ugh. the white feminism. my eyes.

cool

This was way better than this review lets on. Or maybe i'm a disgusting human, but I loved this episode. It was weird, it was gross, but it was also smart.

This ep was SO DAMN GOOD!

He did some wonderful character work here, but the plots were a bit flimsy

That Pointer Brothers skit had no business making me laugh as hard as it did.

I saw Urinetown

Well she was made a primetime player, she has regular weekend update pieces and she's in a majority of sketches every week. Meanwhile Sasheer is locked in a closet somewhere on the old Conan set. I don't mean top as in good, I mean top as in "Lorne is putting her to work and getting her gigs"

Read about the chitlin circuit and the golden age of black tv (1970s) and you'll see a clear line where black writers/directors parody the horrible stereotypes levied against us, only to then see that parody all too embraced by white audiences. A similar thing that happened to Dave Chappell

Yes they do act like that in black films and I could (and have) written whole theses on why that is. Black culture: it's complicated! There's a very vocal part of the black community that hates Tyler Perry movies and their ilk. There's a part that sees them as us reclaiming those stereotypes (a sort of laugh to keep

Idk where I said we should continue doing it, but I don't think movie studios do it because of a historical precedent, its financial. because white American audiences are racist and will continue to eat this shit up.

He's the best one though

Right? It's so surprising considering all the diverse, complex roles out there for black women. Shocking, truly.

Nah. I think you're probably a white person who doesn't understand shuckin' and jivin'. Jones has been in the industry for a long time, I know what her act used to be like and she was very talented. She started playing the coon game and got big on SNL. There's a reason she's in movies and Sasheer Zamata isn't. I