[ SECRET POST #3420 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3420 ⌋

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Comments

[erinptah]

I miss the character too =( The Late Show definitely isn't as sharp.

The actor has talked about how TCR was exhausting, especially the interviews where he had to do real-time rendering, so I can't blame him for stopping when he did...guy shouldn't have driven himself into a breakdown, the comedy isn't that important. But it's still a sad loss.

At least we still have John Oliver and Larry Wilmore. And Sam Bee has been absolutely killing it.

[(Anonymous)]

For the most part Full Frontal has been awesome, although I was really bothered by her calling Ann Coulter manly as an insult in the middle of a story condemning HB2...just seemed really hypocritical to me.

[erinptah]

Yeah, that's a shame. I don't remember the specific line, but it's a really common blind spot even for progressive comedians =/

[(Anonymous)]

It was something about her being a skeleton with an Adam's apple or something along those lines. I know that's a fairly big issue for a lot of trans people so to use that as an insult while talking about how it's bad to discriminate against trans people just really rubbed me the wrong way. I don't think there were bad intentions behind it, but I feel like it's something that someone should've caught and thought "eh, maybe we can do better". But maybe I'm overreacting, IDK.

[(Anonymous)]

You're not. But at the same time, everyone says that about her. She's an incredibly nasty woman. But you have a good point about the hypocrisy. Even Larry Wilmore is guilty of crap like that and mocking things like safe spaces despite being "pro-social justice."

[(Anonymous)]

Not to be rude, but why are you saying "the actor?" His name is Stephen Colbert. We all know it from the secret even. Also, had no idea he had a breakdown (did he really?) due to the show. Stewart did because he was tired of all the negativity. But Colbert? Poor dear.

Not a fan of Wilmore though thanks to the letdown that was the WHCD (expect Obama slayed). He was just so cringe worthy, even if he had some good jokes.

[erinptah]

Because he played a character also named Stephen Colbert, who had very different opinions and experiences. So it's important to be clear when you're talking about Stephen-the-real-person as opposed to Stephen-the-character.

And no, he didn't have a breakdown! I'm saying, I wouldn't have wanted him to risk it -- better for him and Stewart to stop when it was still healthy, before either of them burned out.