Possibly a more pressing question: what are you doing snooping on your partner's phone?

I like Norm MacDonald. His streaming show is charming if you haven’t sent it.

Yeah Hughes is a hack on his best day but this was truly confusing and weird to read. It’s also hilarious to hear him accuse others of tribalism given he dedicates himself 100% to woke clickbait.

Remember when it was okay for people to have opinions, even if we personally found them odious? 

Hey, I’ve got a cool idea! Let’s ignore the fact that Seth Simons went out of his way to delete a shitload of his own past tweets right after he decided to go through someone else’s in an overt attempt to ruin a career. That’s some top-notch journalism.

I miss Sean O’Neal

Btw, this whole article is kind of a mess and difficult to read/understand. You really ran with that whole “they’re playing characters!” thing to the point of incoherence.

To be fair, Hughes wanted to take this occasion to showcase a character of his we’ve sadly been acquainted with for the past few years, “Blogger Who’s Nowhere Near As Clever As He Thinks He Is, And Would Really Just Be Better Off Covering Entertainment News In A More Straightforward Fashion”.

Uh, that wasn’t Seth Simons that Che went after. That was another guy with a similar sounding first name. Close, though.

Norm Macdonald is, indeed, a comedy genius...and I generally try to avoid his Twitter because of reasons like the above. He’s just kind of a mess and what he said is completely fucked up and unacceptable.

WARNING: This program contains nudity. Why, we don’t know.

They should add one for narcissism on Girls. Or really anything Lena Dunham is attached to, really.

I’m thinking the opioid crisis will probably be in the same place when the show airs on PBS in a few months—pretty good alternative to no Sesame Street at all.

It’s not as bad as it seems because as you said PBS is still getting the episodes, they’re just getting them as reruns and not as first run episodes.  So PBS still has the same amount of Sesame Street as they did before, but now HBO is handling the funding.

Do you have any idea how difficult it is to find a vein on a goddamned muppet?

I knew The Taco Bell Bell. I upvoted the Taco Bell Bell. You, sir, are no Taco Bell Bell.

What do you think would have happened if HBO didn’t step in? Sesame Street is an expensive show to produce. It depended on public donations (which weren’t coming in) and government funding (which was being cut left and right) the option was to either sell to HBO or close shop.

PBS still gets the new episodes after a…

Good on Sesame Street for working to help kids tackle such a difficult subject.

[insert cheap shot about Cookie Monster’s cookie addiction here]

This is at 30% right now at RT and sinking as you’re the only top critic in the country right now so far that’s given this a positive review in one of Ang Lee’s worst-reviewed movies.