>Yes that is what being canceled should mean.

No one thinks that's what being cancelled means. That just seems like some draconian definition so you can say no one has been cancelled.

>I think it is funny that these "offensive" comedians (Burr, Barr, Chappelle) turned into whiny bitches at the smallest sign of rocky waters...

I wonder why comedians are upset that people are trying to have their careers derailed by lunatics who can't stand free speech. What a conundrum.

There are even some morons who are trying to change the definition of freedom of speech do that it only applies to the government. All they do is show their own ignorance and lack if intelligence as they've clearly never heard of Salman Rushdie.

Insane to think how Reddit used to be pro-free speech and anti-censorship.

>meanwhile Winkler was laughed at by the JumpTheShark fad for fucking years and years, he just shrugged that shit off and made great comedy.

What even is this comparison? How is that comparable all?

Do you think being cancelled means getting thrown into a gulag and never being heard from again?

She was killed off from a sitcom she brought back, named after her, and she had to give up any future earnings from it so that other people could keep their jobs.

edit: forgot this board is very pro-cancel culture and likes to pretend it doesn't exist

> I’m pretty sure there are a lot of people out there that would be offended by comedic actors dressing up as Asian people, black people or Indian people for its comedic value,

I think that is a result of American cultural imperialism, which is racist in and of itself in that it only applies to people of a certain skin colour.

No one is upset that Eddie Murphy or Dave Chappelle did "whiteface".

But the only reason it's considered "problematic" is because of Americans trying to force their values onto everyone.

It's no different from Muslims who have never left the middle east being upset that in America every woman isn't wearing a hijab.

Because it's ridiculous that they should not be allowed to do something cause people on the other side of the planet had minstrel shows a hundred years ago.

To think they should follow America's morals regarding the matter is the definition of cultural imperialism.

I really enjoyed it.

When these started getting posted on here, all the comments were telling the OP to stop spamming their shitty site.

Not sure what happened that changed the perception of it.

I think it's the funniest thing on TV at the moment. The lunch lord is such a stupid and genius bit at the same time.

I think I'm the only one on here that thought season 2 was much better than the first one.

It had what might be one of my favourite insane plot twists in tv history.

It finished today.

I love that one, not sure why they weren't able to put out something on that level again.

Absolutely, it has no connection to the show. Completely stand alone.

Best episode of Atlanta. A rare 11/10.

Second season of The Other Two disappointed me and I also waited years.

First season had such a unique and fun premise, being the family member of a teen star while you have been toiling in the industry for years. But in season two they threw that out and made it much more generic by having everyone get succesful. Didn't even the sister's idiot boyfriend get famous and wealthy from starting a sneakers company?

If only they'd enforce them.

So? You know Mel Gibson wasn't Scottish and somehow played Braveheart.

Citizen X.

A very good tv film about a serial killer in the Soviet Union, based on a real story.

Yeah, this one is great.

Anyone else have that oh shit-moment when they first talked about Bogdanovich? I had completely forgotten that was part of this.

Jews are the most overrepresented demographic on tv and in film by far, it's not even close.

There are some other great British crime shows that are season long mysteries. Best one is Line of Duty, followed by Unforgotten.

Endeavour is episodic but amazing.

There's one called Shetland that isn't that great but it has one season, I think 3, that is so good. It's about a convicted murderer getting released from jail, going back to his small town and the cops trying to figure out if he's involved with a new crime. You can just watch that season as a standalone.

I think if Wandavision didn't devolve into typical MCU shit by the end it would have been better.

That's sad, it's better than any Marvel Disney+ show. Better writing, directing and fight choreography.

You should give it another shot and start with season 2, it's so much better.