This episode makes great ammo for my anti Rick argumentd

Call it a significant accident that the villain is named Donald?

That's precisely what happened, I recall lurking the gate subreddit (I used to play in GamerGhazi until I saw it a just as bad as GGate) and remember a couple of guys pointing out Milo hated gamers, but they mostly got downvoted to oblivion

This was before he got the gamergate fame, now he dresses flamboyantly as some weird anti trans/gay point

Milo sucks, but this article was by him to prove some point against Kotaku and for Gamergate's surface problem (with journalism) as opposed to the lurking one (hates women).

RLM did a video that showed GB misogyny was largely studio manufactured and most folks were just mad the reboot had a weak trailer debut that released mere weeks before the cinematic release.

TBF he's more focused on George regretting selling it than caring if he did them

*without having the balls to have a black and white person kiss

I didn't see much until the film hit, aside from those hilarious sad Batman Photoshop pieces.

Sure you did, but not as much as a trailer for a lackluster franchise with one great film

His incompetence in the show is very frustrating, almost as much as Daryl being so beloved causes other characters to get little development. I definitely recommend the comic over the show, as the former isn't very bold in adapting arcs. One of the earliest things to me was Dale was close to dating Andrea, like in the…

One of the best things about the comic is Rick's group confronts him often enough that it's more believable for me, but in the show any Rick alterations are glazed on by as quick as they appear.:(

Eh, they'll get around to it. The comics did too.

How can one get mad at a reboot of GB when you have like ten reboots of Batman and Bond?