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Pillow Hat posted:I just can't imagine clapping for anything Ben Carson would say. Most of the poo poo he said was as  level gobbledygook as his bit about grain silo pyramids. Nations fall after 200 years, what?On the subject of Ben Carson and saying really dumb poo poo, too bad he was on TDS yesterday because this would have given them a bit to talk about : http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2016/04/20/ben-carson-harriet-tubman-dollar-two-twenty/83301140/
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Not sure what to think of country Nirvana.
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I use to watch TDS while getting ready for work when Jon was still the host. Once they changed I gave the new host a chance but it seemed like every joke/story was race related and got old quick. I'm back on third my old work schedule and was thinking about giving it another go. Is it still like that now or are things more focused back on politics?
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Apr 22, 2016 09:25
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Desi Lydic stealing 20bux is a good gag.
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Taste the Rainbugh posted:I use to watch TDS while getting ready for work when Jon was still the host. Once they changed I gave the new host a chance but it seemed like every joke/story was race related and got old quick. I'm back on third my old work schedule and was thinking about giving it another go. Is it still like that now or are things more focused back on politics? I've watched every episode since the beginning and the only times it was heavily race related was when the news of the day was heavily race related. It's been overwhelmingly election related for the entire run so far.
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Apr 22, 2016 12:54
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Howard Dean is a sellout. Bernie Sanders, he is not.
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Taste the Rainbugh posted:I use to watch TDS while getting ready for work when Jon was still the host. Once they changed I gave the new host a chance but it seemed like every joke/story was race related and got old quick. I'm back on third my old work schedule and was thinking about giving it another go. Is it still like that now or are things more focused back on politics? Are you talking about Larry Wilmore? Because that's the only way I could imagine "every joke/story was race related" being even remotely accurate.
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JazzFlight posted:Well, there's an official cast recording album (...and a bootleg video recording that's pretty watchable, psst!), but other than that, it's one of those "pony up a couple hundred dollars and wait a year" types of musicals right now. It's definitely worth listening to if you haven't already. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL3HOVBgOQs
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Jonas Albrecht posted:Desi Lydic stealing 20bux is a good gag. Yeah, that was a great gag in subverting expectations. You were waiting for the typical Daily Show mocking questions or something and then its just "wait... did she pocket that $20?" I'm glad she's back. Along with Roy White I think she was one of the more positive changes post-Stewart. GutBomb posted:I've watched every episode since the beginning and the only times it was heavily race related was when the news of the day was heavily race related. It's been overwhelmingly election related for the entire run so far. If there's any difference its that Noah's perspective is naturally different from Stewart's on race subjects. Like, this last episode did a segment on Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill. That's a subject Stewart might have covered too but Noah comes at it from the perspective of a black person and adds some stuff from his South African background. Like, this works in the same way that when Stewart did a story that involved New York or maybe Jewish people he had a different perspective on it and handled it differently than Noah does now. Noah's unlikely to break out into a mock yiddish stereotype or freak out over pizza. So, I don't know. If you're sensitive to race stuff than I guess Noah might seem more "race related" simply because you're seeing things through the eyes of a mixed race South African man instead of a Jewish NYer's. But I don't think the content focus has changed at all. STAC Goat fucked around with this message at 22:10 on Apr 22, 2016 |
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STAC Goat posted:I'm glad she's back. Along with Roy White I think she was one of the more positive changes post-Stewart.  Roy Wood Jr.?
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I forgot to watch the episode on 4/20 but then I saw they had Sturgill Simpson. The cover of In Bloom was cute but uninspired, he'd have done a lot better with 'Turtles All the Way Down', especially on 4/20. Sturgill Simpson ranks up there with Joe Rogan for "does a lot of mind-altering poo poo". But yeah if you don't mind a country twang, Sturgill Simpson is hilarious and sharp as hell.
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raditts posted:Are you talking about Larry Wilmore? Because that's the only way I could imagine "every joke/story was race related" being even remotely accurate. No it was the Daily Show. I would have it playing in the background and it really seemed like every single joke or story was a racial issue when the change happened
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Taste the Rainbugh posted:No it was the Daily Show. I would have it playing in the background and it really seemed like every single joke or story was a racial issue when the change happened Not really.
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GreenNight posted:Not really. Why are there so many stories about non-white people 
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Pyroxene Stigma posted:
Sorry. Been watching a lot of baseball.
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GreenNight posted:Not really. Maybe I'll give it another go on Monday then
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Where can I see that martial arts movie?
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Crippled Masters!!!  There's a few uploads on Youtube. I bought a pair of "jade" horses while in Hong Kong and gave them to my kung-fu watching buddy because of this movie.
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man colbert is blaaaaaaand and spineless as gently caress now...good job with that WHO WOULD WIN DUMBLEDORE OR OPTIMUS PRIME poo poo and the Beyonce jokes, I guess. Is that celebrity deathmatch level poo poo actually a reoccurring bit? Yikes. Who's gonna give the gently caress about the LATE NIGHT LEGACY OF DAVID LETTERDUDE in like 30 years. No one under like 32 in 2016 cares about it. Hopefully in a few years one of these Stewart/Colbert successors are strong enough to carry on the flame. Noah, Bee, and Oliver are all pretty decent, but they all have their own various flaws, need more growth, etc. It'll take time. I can still barely tolerate Nightly because man are so many of the correspondents still total garbage. Did Larry not get any of the TDS writers or talent? It just seems inferior on so many levels. Punkin Spunkin fucked around with this message at 20:32 on Apr 28, 2016 |
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jojoinnit posted:It takes ages for major movies to leak usually and a major show like Mormon or Hamilton is a hell of a lot harder to sneakily film. Because the entire usher staff is instructed to be watching for shitheads doing that. I work in theaters that play shows like this. Don't try and pull this poo poo. It's a pain in my rear end.
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Steve Vader posted:Because the entire usher staff is instructed to be watching for shitheads doing that. Do the needful and pull an inside job.
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I'm surprised people aren't using modern spy tech and recording through their "glasses" or something.
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IRQ posted:Do the needful... Every time I get an email at work asking me to "kindly do the needful," I know immediately it's someone who wants me to do something that 1) isn't my job at all, and 2) shouldn't be done because it's against procedure and will likely lead to a spectacular quality defect of some kind.
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Afro posted:Trump Rap was excellent That was the best transposition of political quotes since William Shatner reading Palin tweets as beat poetry.
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Okay... Larry was pretty fired up about Dennis Hastert's lenient sentence and his dumb "don't punish me I'M OLD" act in court.
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Echo Chamber posted:Okay... Larry was pretty fired up about Dennis Hastert's lenient sentence and his dumb "don't punish me I'M OLD" act in court. Were you not?
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Hastert didn't get any leniency though. The Judge went beyond the plea recommendation and noted that he wished he could give an even harsher penalty. Unfortunately the statute of limitations was up for the child molestation so all they could get him for was lying to the FBI and some low level banking crimes. Personally I'm way more pissed off at all the loving poo poo stains who actually wrote letters to the court asking for leniency for that fat piece of poo poo. I'd hope they burned in Hell for such a thing, but they all were already in possession of first class tickets on the ferry.
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MariusLecter posted:Were you not? The WHCD with Larry was tonight. I'll get around to watching it later. Echo Chamber fucked around with this message at 16:57 on May 1, 2016 |
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His WHCD speech was pretty good I thought, but he had to follow up Obama's speech which he had no chance of measuring up to.
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raditts posted:His WHCD speech was pretty good I thought, but he had to follow up Obama's speech which he had no chance of measuring up to. Some of Larry's material was great, though too many of the jokes were setup by horrible cliches (Obama so old, hair so white etc etc). That said, it's absolutely staggering to me that Obama literally has better comedic timing than a supposed comic. Completely ignoring the quality of the jokes, Larry kept stumbling and mumbling the entire way through.
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Larry was nervous as all get out. Obama is literally one of his heroes.
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Shakugan posted:That said, it's absolutely staggering to me that Obama literally has better comedic timing than a supposed comic.
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^^^^^ HEYOOOOOOO Shakugan posted:Some of Larry's material was great, though too many of the jokes were setup by horrible cliches (Obama so old, hair so white etc etc). I would argue that Obama has better comedic timing than a lot of comics today. He has incredible presence. I'm already seeing a bunch of grumbling about how Larry ended his speech though. Amusingly enough, it's mostly from white people.
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Watching Obama and Wilmore's speeches now. Oh god, Larry's Blitzer burn. It wasn't even a joke. It's just "Why are you still on TV?" 
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