I can sort of see it. During that silly "debate" they had, O'Reilly actually came across as genuinely funny at points, as long as you ignored the fact that a lot of what he was saying was pretty repugnant.

Congratulations on being a bigger buzzkill than a literal child molester.

He'll be making a shitload more money at CBS, and reaching a wider audience. And he's already doing very well on both those fronts, so to say that he'll do even better at the Late Show is nothing to sneeze at. Also, from a few things he's said, I get the impression that the insincere "Stephen Colbert" persona has come…

If you will.

As a libertarian, let me tell you a little something about how taxes are akin to government rape…..

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Do you think it would be okay for you to punish-rape him? No? Then don't advocate for others doing it.

Yeah, this guy's a real jerk!

And believe it or not, Ice-T works for them as a sex detective.

Wait, is The Sopranos a legitimate source of info when it comes to legal matters? Seems kind of sketchy. We should probably be consulting Law & Order, to be safe.

Goddamn. Imagine molesting so many children you actually can't remember them all.

I don't think he had that dianoga's consent when he groped it.

What next? Is 9/11 suddenly going to not be funny? Or even more ridiculous—is the Holocaust going to cease to be a subject of mirth?

Hm. Well, uh….huh. Huh. How about that.

I'm just a loyal, tax-paying Imperial citizen. Do you have a problem with that? What are you, some kind of dirty, granola-munching separatist sympathizer? You Rebel scum. Love your Emperor. Love your Empire. All Hail Palpatine!

That's generally how I feel about it, though I don't want to be one of those sourpuss naysayers based on only two episodes so far. But I don't consider myself hard to please. After all, I've been on record here many times as enjoying the prequels, since for all their shortcomings, they at least tried something…

They graciously employed them in public works projects, in exchange for food and shelter. Sure, maybe they could have paid them a bit more generously, but keep in mind that those Wookiees used to be living in trees eating bugs, like savages. All in all, the Empire did them a favor.

I liked it well enough, but unless the writing and characterization improves a bit I don't think it was worth cheating Clone Wars out of at least one more season.

The animation is clearly a step below what TCW was putting out towards the end. That's not to say it's bad, but I have no idea what the reviewer is talking about when he says Rebels is clearly beyond that.

Anakin was age appropriate in the prequels. In Episode IV, Obi-Wan described his pupil as a young Jedi named Darth Vader. Obi-Wan's pupil was always supposed to be a fair bit younger than him. Father Skywalker, before he was retconned into being Vader, was probably supposed to be closer in age to Obi-Wan, but once the…