Uh….NewsRadio anyone?

Yeah, I was trying to figure out a way of saying that without coming off like I thought that's how black people actually act.  Thank you.

Yeah, I was trying to figure out a way of saying that without coming off like I thought that's how black people actually act.  Thank you.

Yeah, that was more my reading of it.  Chapelle was basically saying that Bush hustled the American people by talking louder, acting more outraged, and bullying everyone into the war.

Yeah, that was more my reading of it.  Chapelle was basically saying that Bush hustled the American people by talking louder, acting more outraged, and bullying everyone into the war.

I don't mean to say that the podcast guy was right per se, but I do understand why it would sting.

I don't mean to say that the podcast guy was right per se, but I do understand why it would sting.

And while it was meant as a joke, there is actually no point in reading anything under a 4.5.

And while it was meant as a joke, there is actually no point in reading anything under a 4.5.

I suppose his point, whether he realizes it or not, is that there's a difference between criticizing a professional, and criticizing someone who is still honing their act.  I mean would you review open mic comics?  Would you review professional comedians who show up to do a set where they try out some new bits but are…

I suppose his point, whether he realizes it or not, is that there's a difference between criticizing a professional, and criticizing someone who is still honing their act.  I mean would you review open mic comics?  Would you review professional comedians who show up to do a set where they try out some new bits but are…

You are not the only one.  I was very annoyed to see the sketch described as "unfunny" when I break up laughing at the lawn mower guy and the gay klansman.

You are not the only one.  I was very annoyed to see the sketch described as "unfunny" when I break up laughing at the lawn mower guy and the gay klansman.

It gets by more on star power and an awesome soundtrack than it does on quality writing. If you expect anything other than usual cowboy macho bullshit, you'll be disappointed.   I think it's one of those movies that is more about how production design and aura can gloss over a weak script.  It was one of the first…

It gets by more on star power and an awesome soundtrack than it does on quality writing. If you expect anything other than usual cowboy macho bullshit, you'll be disappointed.   I think it's one of those movies that is more about how production design and aura can gloss over a weak script.  It was one of the first…

I'm trying to remember which cowboy was short and threw back his head to laugh.  It wasn't Yule Brenner or Steve McQueen, that's for sure.

I'm trying to remember which cowboy was short and threw back his head to laugh.  It wasn't Yule Brenner or Steve McQueen, that's for sure.

I wouldn't call this particularly racist.  Most of what South Park does is so far beyond the pale that it doubles right back around to harmless.  Could someone conceivably get offended?  Sure.  Did anyone?  I honestly don't know but I would be surprised.  

I wouldn't call this particularly racist.  Most of what South Park does is so far beyond the pale that it doubles right back around to harmless.  Could someone conceivably get offended?  Sure.  Did anyone?  I honestly don't know but I would be surprised.  

Did anyone notice how important it was to the white staff writer to prove that he does indeed know black people?