For us Australians, we're pretty much there anyway. It's been going on to various degrees here for 20 years.

And he just appointed Breitbart head Stephen Bannon to his staff. But heaven forbid we call out the pervasive racism, sexism, homophobia and transphobia of his base. That would be just mean!

As Masha Geesen recently wrote, believe the despot. Don't shrug this stuff off or underestimate it.

Yep. They played a part in enabling this, so they can go to hell.

I'm Australian. That's how we spell it here.

Is Springfield Tyre Fire okay? That shit's been burning non-stop for almost thirty years, after all.

There's definitely room for a more faithful adaptation of the novel, though I do wish Zack Stenz and Ashley Edward Miller were still attached to it.

Surprisingly NOT a Happy Madison production!

In my neck of the woods, there have been reports of taxi and Uber drivers sexually assaulting passengers. It's ridiculous to put all of it down to one or the other.

Greg Proops talks at length about him in this week's Smartest Man in the World podcast. I had no idea, but I'm Australian, so I don't feel like I was supposed to know anyway.

Just did a ctrl-f for the alt-right's insult de jour, and it isn't anywhere in these comments. Great job, AV Club commenters!

Don't do what Donny Don't does.

Man, I'd love to get the full story on what went down with the last season of The Boondocks. There's almost certainly a good article to be written there. Such a shame that a great series had to go out in such unhappy circumstances.

"That's it! We're going to stick to these cucks by rating The AV Club 1-star on Facebook!" - MRAs

Bloody Bloody Billy Baldwin.

Probably too busy re-tweeting Nick Searcy and Milo Yianniopoulos.

I really like that the bulk of comments on this article are about Fuller's hair, rather the usual negativity I keep observing with this project. Great job, AV Club!

I can't believe the headline wasn't "Jamie Otis TOTALLY DESTROYED Donald Trump's Star Last Night!"

I was in NZ at the end of 2014, and the most of the year in review news pieces concentrated on Lorde, particularly her being name checked on South Park.

I generally think that about comic actors playing multiple roles. Even if they're good in those roles, the whole reason they're doing it is so the audience can marvel at their range. As an Aussie, I hit a wall with the whole concept when Chris Lilley (someone I just don't find particularly funny or skillful) started…