Kid Cudi was great on Comedy Bang Bang. Kanye is a deal breaker, though. Never liked him, never will.
Kid Cudi was great on Comedy Bang Bang. Kanye is a deal breaker, though. Never liked him, never will.
Even if the site was remotely mobile-functional, you would have lost me at "Kanye West". No cash for Trump supporters, thanks.
Tom you’re crazy
That Hulk’s muscles have muscles.
What about that time he ripped off a Gundam?
I like how even Marvel is like “yeah we know this looks dumb” right on the cover!
If we’re going for silly design elements, not just overall silly designs, how about the time Tony added roller skates to recharge the suit’s battery with the kinetic motion of the wheels turning? So okay, running out of battery mid-fight is clearly BAD, but yeah those skates look silly! Plus it is hard to imagine how…
The behaviour is specifically called out as absurdly racist, and Jordan’s character physically attacks Hamm’s, and is portrayed as being justified in doing so.
Wait- you think that the character Jane Krakowski played on 30Rock wasn’t “bad”? That’s like her entire character, she literally had to be talked down from making a blog called “Jenna’s Side” because she didn’t think it sounded at all like “genocide”.
Also in the “Believe in the Stars” episode points more to how clueless Jenna is. And the rest of the cast who sees her immediately steps in to stop her.
again...context. chad doing it in real life is not a commentary on anything, but instead proves chad is an asshole. if chad was on a 30 rock episode, and tina fey wanted to show chad as an ignorant asshole, then it’s written to show that point. it doesn’t make the writer a racist if they’re showing their character as…
The one with with the hand transplant is the one that’s straight up racist with no way to excuse it.
If Chad is a character on a scripted show and the joke is obviously on him for being so stupid, then yeah.
That’s the entire point of the Jon Hamm segment in that episode though, like it was satire directly aimed at historical blackface and how overtly offensive it was, it wasn’t irony it was the entire point...and why Tracey Morgan’s character eventually just straight up strangles Jon Hamm lol.
That’s such a better approach. Most gestures like this one seem to basically come down to white people wanting to gentrify history in order to absolve themselves of all past wrongdoing, but trying to erase the past does no one any favors. Just keep the episode, but include a disclaimer. Even Disney Plus does that shit!
As a huge, unabashed 30 Rock fan, I’m gonna say here that I kinda wish they would put back up the 3rd season episode as well as the Christmas attack zone episode. Personally, I think that Believe in the stars has enough context to make it clear that Jenna is being an asshole (They could put some sort of disclaimer…
I’m also a middle aged, cis-hetero, white, male and if people say they are offended then I won’t argue they shouldn’t be because that’s just dumb for me to do. But if we start making perfection the only acceptable option for historical figures and entertainers then we aren’t going to have a lot to watch. I don’t know…
EXACTLY. My wife and I just re-watched all of 30 rock with my son within the last two months, so these clips are fresh in my mind. They definitely wouldn’t have run those jokes today (one was a notably uncomfortable to watch in the current context as we happened to watch it literally during the height of all the…
The show is a parody of how the entertainment industry works, and Jenna, the character who donned blackface the first two times, is such a vain airhead that it’s perfectly in character for her not to understand that blackface is offensive.
Ahem, Rowlet is 100% the best Alolan starter. No question