Ricky Spanish should edge into the top 10 purely for the bizarre Werner Herzog cameo.

Might be worth getting an episode guide and skimming just the better episodes of the earlier seasons. They're not terrible but the writing is nowhere near as tight as it is later.

Every time someone uses the word "hater", the world gets slightly worse.

"People make movies and have sex there, I am not jealous."

He is literally, non-figuratively, exactly like Rodney King.

I don't think it's that difficult to parse. It has to do with people's experience of difference - because that affects whether they take certain claims about certain subjects on trust, or compare them to their own experience and (usually) dismiss them.

Have my upvote.

"We just want people to be people and stop putting yourselves in 'communities' and asking for special attention. "

"When we push politics into everything"

It sounds very logical, doesn't it. But maybe check out what these people DO watch on TV before you imagine that they hate watching the rich and famous.

"One party was more inclusive to their wants and needs than the other, which to many seemed to aim to alienate them."

It's hard to guess what can be declared "political" these days. 30 years ago there was a lot more racism, but opposing racism wasn't actually seen as a political position.

"The Hollywood and media types can trash Trump every day. It only makes him stronger."

If "real Americans" = people who vote Republican, I think they've made it quite clear that they want less help.

Weird responses to this information:

I know, right? It's like when some dickhead says that only a minority of people are gay. I'm gay, and I sure as hell ain't no "minority", so therefore I lapse into apoplectic fury and foam at the mouth whenever anyone points out this so-called "fact supported by evidence".

Yeah, electing a man like Donald Trump purely because people told you not to is REAL smart, isn't it.

How about "the provinces"? That sounds classy.

It's been said elsewhere that Avatar is weird, in being one of the most successful sci-fi movies ever made, but having no kind of cult following whatsoever.

Source: Director's Cut of Foxcatcher.