Firstly, they don’t say ‘Bernie’ they say ‘Balenciaga’. The designer himself said they were not inspired by the Bernie logo. Supporters like myself were not amused by this, whether it was intentional or not. https://fashionista.com/2017/10/vogue-conference-balenciaga-bernie-sanders-logo

I wouldn’t call it ‘major’ either. I watch it exclusively to see all the Bajillion Dollar Properties episodes because I refused to pay for Seeso.

Amazon has an ‘IMDB’ ad-supported channel. There’s also Pluto TV, which has on-demand videos and a live stream of other channels.

Yikes. Well I’m a Progressive that support all unions. I guess my initial comment was too vague.

Revenge on whom? The animators? Cause I come from the perspective that Netflix is the bad actor here. But it’s unsurprising. 

It’s pretty awful, and made a great HDTGM episode with guest Andy Daly. 

Have you ever seen Winter’s Tale? 

So, these animators and the animators that working on Tucca & Bertie unionize and then Netflix cancels them? Seems about right. 

So I think Joy was meant to be a sacrifice. 

I mean, comedy club owners/managers are just the worst, right?

I’m sure Scottrick will bring it up. 

Allen Gregory? Wow, that show was brutal in an unfunny way. And I liked most of the people involved, especially Sean and Hayes. But it was too morbid to be funny and too bland to be a dark comedy. 

Oh GTFO with your A-. This is definitely at lest A material. I suppose no one has ever graded an A+. But I feel this episode comes very close to deserving that grade. 

Scott and Scott better talk about this soon. 

100% agree. Also, we also need to keep reminding comedians that there is a difference between an audience member being ‘offended’ and an audience not laughing or enjoying their material. There are offensive comedians and material out there. And I agree with most of the #cancelling of certain comics. I think more…

Yeah, the whole situation is weird. I’m not sure how they work on CC. 

Don’t forget, he did play a dentist who dated Elaine on Seinfeld. That upped his profile a bit.

But Bojack was developed as is owned by the Tornante Co., which is run by Michael Eisner. So, I’m not sure the were cancelled for similar reasons. 

I think this is because Netflix doesn’t own all the rights to the show. It was developed through Michael Eisner’s Tornante production company. That’s why they were able to syndicate BoJack on Comedy Central. 

Holy shit. I’m a cord cutter, and I thought your comment was some kind of joke. I’m completely disgusted by this ad campaign, and I have zero respect for her now. It’s one thing to schill for a corporation. It’s  whole different thing to roll all over an American car. Paris Hilton, anyone?