This review talks a lot about Newtown and gives me very little sense of what this show is (it's a reality show of some kind?) or why it's bad besides focusing on crazy gun nuts as a subject matter.

Dan Harmon's Channel 101 already made this joke (but with a black Walter BLACK):

Dan Harmon's Channel 101 already made this joke (but with a black Walter BLACK):

I hope I never get falsely accused and get Mike D'Angelo in my jury because he would probably give me the death penalty on the word of unreliable witnesses. Don't kill me, Mike.

I hope I never get falsely accused and get Mike D'Angelo in my jury because he would probably give me the death penalty on the word of unreliable witnesses. Don't kill me, Mike.

No black people. Yep, as a 20 something year old with an old soul (60 years old to be exact), it's the 1950s America I'm nostalgic for.

The best (worst?) part of those 1600 words is the insidious challenge at the end. It's like if Mitt Romney got on stage and told everyone to quit talking about how rich he is because it would be more positive to talk about the accomplishments of less privileged people instead—a total misdirect that only serves to…

Noel's "calling whites boring is unfair to whites AND blacks" argument is the whitest thing anyone's ever written since that half-finished novel by that guy who sits in the corner of Starbucks pretending to type on his Macbook Air

I hope you get hit by a car and DIE so I can stand next to your corpse and complain about that time I stubbed my toe once and it sort of hurt, and I thought maybe I should put a band-aid on it but then I decided not to. But it was a really unpleasant experience that people shouldn't make light of.

Black people complain like this: opportunities for careers and education are suppressed, media coverage is negative or invisible, widespread prejudice and fear stemming from that time when half the country tried to make a new country with slavery in the constitution