I've seen the series all the way through about 7 times, and something I just noticed on my last rewatch is that one of the dockworkers from season 2 makes a small appearance as a homeless guy in season 5. Fucking genius. Sad, but genius.

Dream on.

I thought you were talking about Fallon at first.

It's true what they say about the sync-up.

And Barsanti's working on an angle on how to stick this to Bernie Sanders.

The true patriots didn't go.

Shit, I just missed the one-year anniversary of this article being posted.

Yeah, unfortunately you're gonna have to put up with one of these "the Native American storyline was horribly racist" yawners every time Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is brought up in the same way one must put up with the "this movie is pro-eugenics" crap on any article about Idiocracy.

Yeah Asian-Americans never have accents like that

Real or fake dinosaurs, I'd still rather have a Jurassic Park

That 3D fluid logo thing really needs some work.

And here I thought the "vaccines cause autism" industry had finally gotten come through on their propaganda funding.

I remember watching The Net in 1995 and knowing that this future was just around the corner and I couldn't be more excited. I miss that optimism.

And here I am, going to a grocery store by myself, using the self checkout to pay—
Place item in bagging area.
Anyway, like I was saying, using the self checkout to—
Place item in bagging area.
It's there. It's in the area. Using the self—
Place item in bagging area.
Maybe if I remove the item first and then—
Return item to…

Which of the two families highlighted in the opening sequence would you rather live next door to?

Two other commenters above you already let this non-argument lazily slide from their fingers.

I think the premise is at the VERY least implying that both over-parenting (to the point of non-reproduction) and under-parenting (to the point of over-reproduction) have societal consequences.

Yep, every time there's an article on Idiocracy I have to brace myself for the dumb eugenics comment that's sure to pop up. "This shit again?" indeed.

Without his work, her work has no meaning or value. Her work derives from his. It's literally derivative.

As soon as I read the "wear a dress" line, I was like, ugh, here come the high-and-mighties…