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Isn’t strange how we have never seen DJ Clark Kent and MixMaster Superman in the same room together?

It’s kind of like, I wouldn’t watch a video about a horse walking through a field, and I wouldn’t watch a video about a boat sailing along a coastline, and I wouldn’t watch a video of a redneck firing a shotgun at beer cans, but I would watch the hell out of a video of a redneck horse firing a shotgun while piloting a…

It’s not his first name, Talese is his first name. The world calls him Gay Talese to distinguish between him and Talese Richardson from accounting.

I don’t get it either. The entertainment media used to be able to hear a joke about an edgy topic and know who it was actually directed at. Now it seems like they’ve gone into “concerned conservative parent” mode where the default stance is “X is very serious, there’s no place for making any jokes about X”.

Exactly. The author’s characterization sounds as if there were crickets after David’s jokes — “dead air” — and that was obviously not the case. And how exactly was his delivery lazy?

He wrote an episode of network television about making out during Shcindlers list almost a quarter century ago. Its like the world suddenly forgot who Larry David is. The joke isn’t “boy the holocaust sure is funny” its about lechery trumping tact told by a man whose relatives were murdered by nazis. Its odd to me so…

Ugh, can we not? There is no backlash. There are always a few idiots with a dumb “This is offensive!” take on something not offensive, and for some reason, the media likes to scour the internet for this tiny minority, amplify their platform, and make every liberal look like an idiot crybaby. Buzzfeed does it all the…

Agreed. I’m surprised the reviewer thought it was offensive, or doing that faux-edgy “look at me I’m saying taboo things that automatically makes me a dangerous rebel and you’re just too politically-correct to handle it!” thing that I despise and will always call out. It didn’t seem that way at all to me. Just kind of…

“The thing is, Larry David knew he was not doing quite well at the midpoint of his monologue.”

I enjoyed it too. Larry David is a master of cringe comedy, and what made it work for me wasn’t so much the material itself (although some of the jokes were better than Perkins gave them credit for), but how clearly uncomfortable it made the audience, and how much Larry relished their disgust. The man doesn’t give a…

I thought the monologue was funny. I really don’t have anything intelligent to say about it beyond that (my brain is struggling to think of things to say at this hour) but I just wanted it out there that at least someone enjoyed the monologue.

No... No we couldn’t. If this were Trump, it would’ve ended on a ramble about how he invented light and oil.

I grew up listening to Bill Cosby records and watching Cosby Show and thought Bill Cosby was awesome.

Ladies and gentlemen, I proudly present: “The Worst Take!”

Why are people attacking O’Reilly? No one - that’s right, NO ONE! - has given more money to the survivors of sexual assault and harassment than Bill O’Reilly. And if I know Bill like I think I do, he’s not going to let this stop him.

Shut up. It’s not easy for women to come out with stories like this. Reliving the whole experience is painful enough. Then actually talking about it worse. Not too mention that if you’re the only person, no one would believe you. We know that as a fact. So shut the fuck up. These people are survivors and when they…

Are you kidding me? Get out of here with that bullshit. I can guarantee you it’s not the only experience like this they’ve had, and their careers would have been ruined had they gone public with it. Fuck you and fuck everyone else whose first thought in the face of blatant systemic exploitation of human beings is…

also, just to add a personal note, just as someone who goes through anxiety attacks, just seeing Kara inside that elevator losing her cool was too much i actually had to walk away for a bit, which i guess is once again a testament to Melissa’s acting cause i was feeling what she was feeling. also I came to know…

I liked all of the versions of Way Down in the Hole. I would find myself immediately missing the old version at the end of each series, only for the new one to grow on me.