No, he did the right thing.

To spend so little time in this review on the cultural and religious dynamics at work here is criminal, when that's the goddamn crux of the episode. No mention of the post-credits Israel conversation, or the Jewish tutor who's essentially a main character in the episode? You say you're asking "so many questions" and…

“I must concede that this comedy program has made me laugh.”

Great stuff as always, dude. Good Lord.

Yeah, you're using toxic masculinity as your motivation to excuse assault based on gender. Classy.

I’m getting the sense you don’t realize that the Nathan Fielder we see is a comic persona developed by Nathan Fielder the creative mastermind.

“Sustainable" as in that body type is impossible to sustain without working out for 4 hours a day and eating only poached chicken breast for the rest of your life. I guess "maintainable" would've been a better word.

Oh, thank god, I was terrified Goldstein wasn’t going to put himself through a grueling, ultimately unsustainable and unhealthful training regimen purely for the gratification of seeing his eight pack for a 5-second shirtless scene.

I dont get why people do creative things with nintendo games , seeing as Nintendo will always immediately try and get it taken down , thereby ruining any goodwill they may have built up (unlike Sega who seem to embrace it )

Nathan as Thomas noticing the HBO cameras in class. Superb.

Yeah, the question of whether he knew the OD would happen threw me. Of course he knew, how else does he have a fake ambulance/EMTs on standby.

“But that entire experiment, wherein he tried to become Thomas to better understand himself and his own class, struck me as taking this entire premise too far. It’s getting harder and harder to keep track of this nesting doll of a proposition”

I am fucking stunned this wasn’t a slideshow.

I think that particular problem belongs in the category “Don’t care. Go fuck yourself. Gotta get back to work.”

It is always amusing when someone is completely unable to look outside their own experiences in an attempt to be critical.

Old Sourpuss at it again

the Want to date a family member is something we know about, we’ve reproduced ourselves, we’re working on it.

For real.  Double kudos for the whiz that raised their hand and suggested “How about we make it a slideshow?”

This was just absolutely terrible

Not gonna deny, a Cracked-style “listicle that’s nothing but links to our earlier, better content” is pretty embarrassing to see.

Really? Let me retitle this for you: Here’s a Bunch of Links to Drive Traffic to Our Content.