Yeah but you see us white people are morally superior because we only do cocaine in powder form while wearing a suit.

Ooh, we got some bonafide "race realists" in the comments today! How fun.

To be fair, we're the bad guys as long as we are from a different country and say words slightly differently.

Shut up.

True that. My own inner monologue just doesn't have the delivery to pull that joke off.

Modern* Bill Cosby is the Steve Harvey for people who think a thick mustache makes you gay.

I totally agree. Which makes it all the more annoying that I have to pretend it didn't happen in order to continue to enjoy the show.

The best way to deal with that rapist scene is to pretend it just didn't happen. Multiple people involved have come forward to say that they didn't intend it to be portrayed as a rape, they just fucked up. So based on that, I'm going to just pretend that they filmed a scene that obviously showed consensual sex and not…

He's marginally better in the books, because you can imagine him having more facial expressions than a Kit Harrington pout.

You really think that was automatically a firable offense? Is that the benchmark we have to hit now, if someone says something problematic and their livelihood isn't gone, the world is a cruel joke?

Well of course it is, because you are RIGHT and you have MORAL RIGHTEOUSNESS behind your words.

No, but "You're so far up your own ass that you use your arcane, academia-approved social justice vocabulary to try and smugly put down people who disagree with you and act like your arguments are self-obvious." sure is, you pretentious fuck. And for the record, I agree with what you're saying, you're just being a…

Also, he's just flat out the best at sounding like who he's impersonating. Bless his heart, but Paul F. Tompkins always sounds like "Paul F. Tompkins as this person!". Whereas it's hard to tell where someone is an Adomian character if you don't check the cast list. Leykis sounds nothing like Ventura, who sounds…

Mmm, I love the smell of self-righteousness in the morning.

Not everyone took "Heterosexuality and Intersectionality 303". Just because you learned some buzzwords in class doesn't mean everyone should automatically know what you're talking about when you drop them.

Yeah, that New York Times reporter sure "got away" with that, given that every entertainment publication still includes a take-down of that article in anything tangentially related to this show.

Come on, man, at least read to the end of the sentence.

"Symmetrical Faces" in 2012 and "Unfounded Buzz" in 2013. She also co-starred with Margot Robbie in "Headshots On a Coked-up Producer's Desk" just this year.

For me, it's because the writing just isn't there anymore. Stewart gives up on jokes halfway through, mugs at the camera constantly, and has just kind of fallen back on the same tired fourth wall breaking meta-humor for the past few years. I don't know if he doesn't trust his writers' material or what, but it feels…

I would hesitate before suggesting that there's a direct correlation between their watching the show and being more informed, though. I feel like there's probably just a big demographic overlap between people who are well informed and people who happen to enjoy Stewart and Colbert. Just my opinion, though.