Wait, fuck. That means there’s two of us in this comment thread. What have we done??

Reality TV is appealing precisely because I otherwise avoid the types of folks you see on it. But I understand where you’re coming from.

As an avid reality TV viewer: Absolutely not. Reality TV relies on an element of human unpredictability you could never fake, despite all the other artifice.

Oh man. This is going to bomb, isn’t it?

Famously, depicting something is a tacit endorsement of that thing.

Even if Schur probably wasn’t in on the joke, I like to think the show is.

This is not ever going to happen.

Multiple accusers of someone don’t end up dead without that person being involved.

Fuck advertisements.

Regrettably, I watched the video. This guy is fucking toast.

That tidbit on the AQP script finally makes everything make sense.

Nothing good ever happens when two self-aggrandizing white dudes get together to make something.

I can’t remember the last time I was this excited for a show. There’s nothing else like this on television. Benefits hugely from a rewatch - truly innovative, scary, incisive, hilarious stuff. You already know you’re watching a special show, and then it deals with race and policing like that? Holy shit.

Genuinely stunning trailer. Holy shit.

Ah yes - the process by which all great works of human creativity are made.

People who make this comment usually do so about an hour before the article in question is posted, so I’m not surprised.

https://www.avclub.com/roger-corman-dead-98-little-shop-of-horrors-r-i-p-1851472686

To be fair, they are the only major production company which has prominently advertised using AI-generated content, so I think we’re crossing a bit of a threshold. That said, I’m sure Fuller’s a prick.

I don’t know if you’re a bigot, but you certainly reject the idea that Black folks are underrepresented like a bigot.

It’s funny - this tends to be the exact tone of response when you bring up Afro-Latinos in any conversation about Latino representation. Interesting.