I, admittedly, haven’t listened to the interview/chat, and only know what’s involved based off of the article here, but... man, some of y’all are impossible to please.

the dude is openly acknowledging the hurt he did and saying that he’s trying to become a better person. he seems as though he’s fairly self-aware of…

Your optimism that stupid people would not wail about their precious dinosaur juice no matter what the article said is admirable but misplaced.

Or people could use the power of reading.

Is the joke also to spell the name of the band incorrectly over and over in the article?

Suuuuure they would

I am so happy that one of my dumb “They should make a game about [IP that has no business being a game]” wishes actually came true. Fingers crossed that my concept for a Silk Stalkings looter shooter comes to fruition next. 

Didn’t Tyson do prison time for his crimes? And isn’t people seeing ex-cons as nothing but criminals a big problem in society? I feel like I have seen several Last Week Tonight about that issue. 

So then neither is advertising or being a spokesperson.

I believe it’s more likely that the person unable to identify obvious satire is the one short a couple biological processes.

It is a fucking joke. Are you OK?

I agree.

I will never stab anyone in the face, bomb a clinic, shoot up a nightclub, or pretend to be a tax-exempt charity while funding special interest politicians hellbent on hurting people based on ancient dogma. How will opposing backwards superstitions make me superstitious?

Just wanted to add a small vote of confidence to all the negative feedback you’re receiving. How we treat it as acceptable for grown men and women to believe in nonsense made up thousands of years ago, and teach that shit to their children, and proclaim the virtue of “faith” over reason/logic/evidence, submission and…

Not merely disagreement, but a sort of needlessly defensive #NotAllMen kind of response that tries to minimize the “bad” ones with an empty, “We’re more popular than you,” boast, as if popularity was ever a measure of quality, unless your idea of a good time is watching La La Land while drinking Bud Light and reading…

Look, a grays proving my point.

Religion is for the feeble-minded. How powerful can your gods be if they need you to defend their extremely fragile egos when someone writes a make believe story that contradicts the make believe story your parents made you hitch your wagon to since birth?

I really hate how social media has turned any and all social awkwardness into a diagnosis of autism.

Lol. It’s what happens when reviewers lose their minds fixating on how much of it is scripted and why it should even really matter in the grand scheme

Such moments, whether scripted or not do get at one of the aspects of The Rehearsal I haven’t had a chance to dig into too much: This is a very funny show.

I’m also glad that there’s going to be another season, but I actually thought Season 3 was the best.  The highs were just about as high as Season 1's, while the lows weren’t as low.  Season 2 didn’t have anything that I liked as much as my favorites of Season 3.