This is what happens when you tell people that if one person is offended, it’s one too many.

yea I seriously don’t understand. it was a corny tribute to the guy. If people seriously did more than just roll their eyes and actually complained to the station, then they need to get a hobby or something. Love all these businesses that dump their staff over every little “I’m offended” email. It’s fucking ridiculous

Agreed. It was kind of corny, but it wasn't offensive on any level. He must've done something else before this, and they were looking for a reason to get rid of him

There is nothing wrong with that sports report. I thought it was rather clever. Or at least as clever as a sports reporter in Chattanooga is going to get. And it was not disrespectful. He wasn’t making fun of Prince. And why fire the guy? What about a suspension? There’s more going on here than meets the eye.

Crying yields the best results for me.

I cannot go to sleep without a glass of water nearby. Cannot. No matter where I am, camping in the woods, passed out drunk on a friends couch... must have drinking vessel with water within arms reach. and chapstick.

Oh for real, I’ve been doing this for years now. Get the blinds all closed everywhere, the general household lockdown, make sure coffee is set for in the morning, and then I drink myself to sleep. Sometimes I change it up by crying too.

What about the rif on #OscarsSoWhite? They did a pretty good job on that one too.

My 15 year old brother decorates his room with seething rage and b.o. It’s a desolate wasteland of stink in that place.

Everyone I know who watches it loves it. I don’t think anyone involved with a show like Bachelorette has any room to criticize.

He is wrong- we are watching it. unReal appears to be far more realistic than Harrison is willing to admit. In fact, I think it’s probably so accurate he’s more concerned about being exposed for the methods the producers use to get “good TV”. Case in point on last night’s After the Final Rose- Shawn saying that so…

UnReal is great, I don't know what he's been watching. It's also he only reason I watched The Bachelorette for the first time ever, so he should maybe say thank you a little bit.

Natasha Vargas-Cooper is both a poet and the philosopher we need in these dark times.