This is easily the most honest, frank conversation of all the roundtables. They talk about gender and race the way normal people talk about it, not the way people with agents and PR to worry about talk about it, like the other roundtables.
Oh yeah. Amy's argument for more women and POC convinced me and was more practical than any of the corporate, "oh look! We have these marginalized groups. Aren't we pRoGreSsive?" type campaigns.
it's said a lot on Gilmore behind the scenes that Amy (writer) was basically the embodiment of stars hollow and lorelai, the actors would actually study her to get the speaking pace right
One of the best. The guests just worked so well together it felt less like a q+a session and more like morning coffee discussion amongst friends. Excellent.
Maybe it's because I am an avid television watcher (not too much into movies other than indies and docs) but these people are just as famous to me as if I saw any actor. Even more so because I am in awe of their vast talent. These people make me laugh, cry, think, and smile regularly. Thank you!
Amy is a savage especially when she pointed out Gwyneth Paltrow's Oscar win. She always speaks her mind and i love her for that. Gilmore Girls is one my favorite shows ❤️
Gosh. This may be one of my FAVOURITE ways people have navigated these topics. Sensitive to the issues, but not doing the whiny "everyone's too PC these days, let us say our jokes" thing. They REALLY broke it down in an earnest way, particularly the "representation =/= endorsement" conversation. God that was so good. We have to accurately represent the world, and the world IS offensive -- otherwise you make it seem like the world is all okay and it's not. God I loved this one.
I love Lacey Rose. Smart questions, she's always done her research, positive attitude, and no cattiness to her vibe. Always creates a great tone. She also really listens and engages. Just a delightful human, who in no way takes away from the people she is interviewing. A+++
ABSOLUTELY ADORED THIS TABLE. Only I would have liked Michael to talk more, he's very reserved and the rest are so outspoken lol. The Good Place is one of the best shows currently running tho.
Best roundtable yet….Usually earnest, predictable and careful are the common denominators and I get bored. This one carried me through and even left me wanting more
Totally agree. My wife and I are huge fans of her. It didn't do to well, but her show Whitney with Chris D'Elia was really funny, and it had a great story arc.
For what its worth, I think that Amy Sherman-Palladino's writing is an addiction. I think that there will be people who are in love with her work and will have an enduring fan base regardless of streaming or network tv/weekly anticipation.
MRCG Jynx - Just watch any of the previous year roundtables where that buffoon is the interviewer, and you will very quickly see how he ruined each one in a huge way. Best decision THR ever made ditching him
JA C I think it means some women probes rivalry and are hypocritical in their said solidarity and can stab you in the back... But the vast majority I believe do not enter that stupid and selfish competition. Well, hopefully!
John. Gault Hey little man, why so angry? No one asked you to believe anything. This is a comment section. You must get triggered a lot? Now that's pathetic.
Pamela Adlon does voices in animation since 1992. Pamela Adlon said voice-overs saved her career. As successful as her child-actress years had been, she struggled to find parts in her 20s. Pamela Adlon won won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance for playing Bobby Hill, Clark Peters and Chane Wassanasong in King of the Hill: Bobby Goes Nuts.
Seriously, this episode should be required viewing for any -- ahem -- cultural commentators and entertainment bloggers (on all sides of the ideological aisle) on how fraught the comedy scene is right now. Kudos to all for such a thoughtful, mature, and necessarily unvarnished analysis of what comedy should be. It will be interesting to see how this current period of Recreational Outrage and Politicised Umbrage fits into the longer timeline of creativity, censorship, and authoritarian repression, ie. echoes of when the Master of Revels unilaterally shut down all the theatres in the time of Shakespeare. Not to mention, current laugh-killing cultures like Iran, Cambodia, and the Church of Scientology ... And at the risk of sounding like the title of a country and western song -- Good job Lacey Rose !
love the candor of Palladino (albeit the I-me-I-me self-centerness is bothersome) regarding not being helped by women. It is important to lay things out as they were in your experience. Great smart round table
To the point about things being watchable 10 years later and not wanting to root them in trends of today: I really disagree with this, media that is specific to its time and place is always far more fascinating than media that tries to be universal. That's why period pieces are always being made and why its fun to go back and look at what people were thinking and acting like in the past.
I think it's more about being able to follow the story. Dear White people makes so many random cultural references that someone not in the know has to Google every other sentence. I love it but I also know enough about a lot of topics that I can follow it. Like in that clip I know who Frederick Douglas, Carlton Banks, and Colin Jobst (?) are so that joke doesn't go over my head. That's a softball but there are so many of them that people can miss and you wonder will people 10 years from now get it? If you root too much of it in pop culture, which changes from deaced to decade, can the story still connect with people when it's being rerun in the future?
exactly! you get to see how people lived at the time the show was filmed (or settled) and you learn a lot about it or if it's an era you experienced you get to remember it. That's why I love Gilmore Girls so much. Is SO especifically early 00's that is reminiscing of that time. I grew up around the 2000's and my mom watched GG every week so is like time traveling to me. And sure, they reference pop culture media from waaay before but they are generally classics and I have a lot of fun figuring them out, every time I do a rewatch I catch something else and makes me feel more "cultured" lol
When I love a show I actually parcel it out, so I’ll give myself an episode a day. Because I want to digest it and stay with it longer. Shows that are moderately enjoyable I will actually binge because I really don’t care about it, almost want to get it over with.
Pamela and Louis go way back. She knows what he was like then and now better than just about anyone, but she can't really say anything in his defence without throwing herself under the bus, which wouldn't help Louis anyway. I thought Amy did a great job saying some of what Pamela couldn't without dropping any names.
I liked what Amy said about building an audience. building trust and ,in a way, a relationship with the characters is what makes them so close to our hearts, so endering and beloved. that's a huge problem with today's media tbh. you watch 500 shows because there are so many and they are all so good and on top of that you consume each one all at once, forget them and move onto the next one. sometimes even confusing history lines. I reeally like to binge the whole series when is done but over a looong period of time, only 1 or 2 episodes in a row each day/week but 1) I am not that patient and 2) it's a super bad thing to do because it doesn't pay the network in real time for it so it doesn't help to get more seasons/show support for the creators.
Amy is a savage especially when she pointed out Gwyneth Paltrow's Oscar win. She always speaks her mind and i love her for that. Gilmore Girls is one my favorite shows ❤️
There is a l level of care that goes into crafting a joke genuinely especially if it’s about a taboo topic. It needs to be subversive & it can’t be a obviously point of view. It’s going to feel like a cheap undeserving laugh. Everyone on the panel does a good to great job at finding authentic laughter of our reality/society
mike lyles Yes but I want to nuance that. Today we are laughing about everything and absolute derision is proned as a value. Some subjects are really serious and we have to think, be critical and not be 2 neurones people laughing about everything all the time. Which in my opinion accompanies a tendency of egalitarian stupidity where we should all be the same. FUCK NO!!!! You know what I mean?
Noirel-Goldberg Théo I think I understand what you mean. Audience should critical of material but not too much that the content become numb&false. We just got find the balance to not over or under think the joke.
Really sad hearing Amy Sherman-Palladino describe what can only be called the Thatcher factor of women taking out other women like a heat seeking missile.
Sad?! Now imagine for all regular men/guys/boys - who aren't Harvey Weinstein incarnate - but are still being treated as if they are - how fucking blind, hypocritical and double standardardised things like this seem!
This was the most interesting, shrewd, open conversation about the media I've heard in a whiiiile and it was shot in 2018!! See minute 33:13 for a great realization/reaction shot.
I came for Mike Schur & Comedy Showrunning.... i got stuck listening to 'Black Men & White Women with Problems'... in the end I don't think i heard him talk for the whole roundtable!
I love Amy Sherman but what she said about women not being helpful to other women. Its a very skewed perspective to put out there. I have had similar experience too. And I have to take a step back and think about why that is. Yes, sometimes women pull down other women, but there's a reason for that. Patriarchal system forces this type of dynamic between women. Its not necessarily inherent to them. Just saying. Don't blame the women blame the system.
Me: about to go look at the comments Simien: "don’t look at the comments” Me: types this comment Also Me: looks at the comments Simien: ok I’m sorry but these scenario comments are overly done but fun to make so I do it anyways “Everyone else is doing it so why can’t we” ;)
I actually think it's interesting how many wilfully ignored how insanely despicable Roseanne proved her self to be. Exposure of that is secondary, most of the time he people know and tolerate.
did i miss something about what Pamela said about key grips... she said that out of 800 in the union, 400 are women... that's half, so what's the problem?
I personally don't know the actual numbers so I can't speak on what the other reply said about her misspeaking. However, if she didn't mispeak and what she said is true, if the actual number is half but only men are on the list they're hiring from, that's a glaring omission that definitely seems intentional. Like if there's a 50/50 chance of getting a red gumball vs a green gumball and you and everyone else consistently gets 25 green gumballs in a row, you're definitely gonna think it's rigged somehow.
A lot of people, not just women, wouldn't respond well to Amy's personality. She's aggressive and I imagine more so when she's actually upset at work. Her saying that other women never helped her career isn't all that surprising when you consider female group dynamics.
justin, the one who made DWP, did a good job with showing both sides' bullshit. Though I think people shouldn't be assholes to each other, there's people going over the line of policing PC.
I just don’t understand why we can’t have a black comedy that isn’t about being black, why can’t they just have a storyline that’s funny and just about being a person in life why does it have to be about race or the trouble all the time
This is easily the most honest, frank conversation of all the roundtables. They talk about gender and race the way normal people talk about it, not the way people with agents and PR to worry about talk about it, like the other roundtables.
Writers tend to be a bit freer.
Oh yeah. Amy's argument for more women and POC convinced me and was more practical than any of the corporate, "oh look! We have these marginalized groups. Aren't we pRoGreSsive?" type campaigns.
Couldn’t have said it better
My favourite roundtable so far. I barely noticed the interviewer, as the conversation just seemed to flow.
BB these ones are always better than the actors.
These round table discussions are SO good. Look forward to them every year.
Amy Sherman-Palladino keeps it so real. Love her. Pamela Adlon is my spirit animal. What a great Round Table.
The Good Place is so forking good!!
and Barry is easily one of the highlights of the year
Omg the women from Gilmore LITERALLY embodies the show the way she’s talks is so fast like the script- her hair- the way she dresses...WOW
Omg did you need to watch Marvelous Mrs Maisel it’s by the same writer
it's said a lot on Gilmore behind the scenes that Amy (writer) was basically the embodiment of stars hollow and lorelai, the actors would actually study her to get the speaking pace right
That show gave me a migraine anytime I over heard it at someone’s house. Terrible garbage
Tip: if you're able to find Bunheads, give it a try. Shortlived, but very good, and in the Gilmore Girls style and mood...
Is nobody going to talk about Mose Schrute??!
One of the best. The guests just worked so well together it felt less like a q+a session and more like morning coffee discussion amongst friends. Excellent.
Maybe it's because I am an avid television watcher (not too much into movies other than indies and docs) but these people are just as famous to me as if I saw any actor. Even more so because I am in awe of their vast talent. These people make me laugh, cry, think, and smile regularly. Thank you!
And then there's Whitney Cummings with her poop jokes
Amy is a savage especially when she pointed out Gwyneth Paltrow's Oscar win. She always speaks her mind and i love her for that. Gilmore Girls is one my favorite shows ❤️
Gosh. This may be one of my FAVOURITE ways people have navigated these topics. Sensitive to the issues, but not doing the whiny "everyone's too PC these days, let us say our jokes" thing. They REALLY broke it down in an earnest way, particularly the "representation =/= endorsement" conversation. God that was so good. We have to accurately represent the world, and the world IS offensive -- otherwise you make it seem like the world is all okay and it's not.
God I loved this one.
I agree with you 100%.
If frank, honest discussions like this were actually _allowed_ to take place more often, there wouldn't be any need for "whining".
I love Lacey Rose. Smart questions, she's always done her research, positive attitude, and no cattiness to her vibe. Always creates a great tone. She also really listens and engages. Just a delightful human, who in no way takes away from the people she is interviewing. A+++
ABSOLUTELY ADORED THIS TABLE. Only I would have liked Michael to talk more, he's very reserved and the rest are so outspoken lol. The Good Place is one of the best shows currently running tho.
Mike Schur is a dope. Personification of basic, if people were spices he'd be flour.
Best roundtable yet….Usually earnest, predictable and careful are the common denominators and I get bored. This one carried me through and even left me wanting more
Whitney Cummings is something special
Yello Duzzit She is D-Lovely!!!
Totally agree. My wife and I are huge fans of her. It didn't do to well, but her show Whitney with Chris D'Elia was really funny, and it had a great story arc.
I never knew I could think this positively about her!
There's nothing I wouldn't let her do to me
someone get her that girl with a gun show
For what its worth, I think that Amy Sherman-Palladino's writing is an addiction. I think that there will be people who are in love with her work and will have an enduring fan base regardless of streaming or network tv/weekly anticipation.
This interviewer is so good, why did they ever use Stephen Galloway who ruined all the roundtables he was a part of?
FoodforThought How did Galloway ruin them?
MRCG Jynx - Just watch any of the previous year roundtables where that buffoon is the interviewer, and you will very quickly see how he ruined each one in a huge way. Best decision THR ever made ditching him
Agree 100 times with Amy Sherman-Palladino about powerful women tearing down other woman. They are often the first to tear you down
What does this reply even mean?
JA C I think it means some women probes rivalry and are hypocritical in their said solidarity and can stab you in the back... But the vast majority I believe do not enter that stupid and selfish competition. Well, hopefully!
John Gaultn Lol, as demonstrated by my reality. When a person comments, it's usually based on their own experience and reality.
John. Gault Hey little man, why so angry? No one asked you to believe anything. This is a comment section. You must get triggered a lot? Now that's pathetic.
John Gault Who said anything about kindness? Try NOT being an asshole. You have no solutions, you are the problem!
Pamela Adlon does voices in animation since 1992. Pamela Adlon said voice-overs saved her career. As successful as her child-actress years had been, she struggled to find parts in her 20s. Pamela Adlon won won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance for playing Bobby Hill, Clark Peters and Chane Wassanasong in King of the Hill: Bobby Goes Nuts.
Seriously, this episode should be required viewing for any -- ahem -- cultural commentators and entertainment bloggers (on all sides of the ideological aisle) on how fraught the comedy scene is right now.
Kudos to all for such a thoughtful, mature, and necessarily unvarnished analysis of what comedy should be.
It will be interesting to see how this current period of Recreational Outrage and Politicised Umbrage fits into the longer timeline of creativity, censorship, and authoritarian repression, ie. echoes of when the Master of Revels unilaterally shut down all the theatres in the time of Shakespeare. Not to mention, current laugh-killing cultures like Iran, Cambodia, and the Church of Scientology ...
And at the risk of sounding like the title of a country and western song -- Good job Lacey Rose !
For me this is the BEST roundtable. So honest, real and raw,
Wow, what a great roundtable!!! The best of the year so far!!
Luca Giliberti A great. Not sure it's "the best" one.... but very good.
Dear White People is so underrated, and Justin Simien is such a breath of fresh air. My dream is to to work for him one day.
48:09 when Mike realizes he was President of the Harvard Lampoon
everything about Justin Simien in this just makes me really want to watch his shows
These roundtables should also be broadcast as a podcast.
Inspirational panel! Great job, again, THR!
Really enjoying the participating writers taking the questions and really running with the conversation. Lacey was smart to let them roll with it.
I'm so damn grateful they did this roundtable with these exact people
love the candor of Palladino (albeit the I-me-I-me self-centerness is bothersome) regarding not being helped by women. It is important to lay things out as they were in your experience. Great smart round table
I love Whitney Cummings.
To the point about things being watchable 10 years later and not wanting to root them in trends of today: I really disagree with this, media that is specific to its time and place is always far more fascinating than media that tries to be universal. That's why period pieces are always being made and why its fun to go back and look at what people were thinking and acting like in the past.
I think it's more about being able to follow the story. Dear White people makes so many random cultural references that someone not in the know has to Google every other sentence. I love it but I also know enough about a lot of topics that I can follow it. Like in that clip I know who Frederick Douglas, Carlton Banks, and Colin Jobst (?) are so that joke doesn't go over my head. That's a softball but there are so many of them that people can miss and you wonder will people 10 years from now get it?
If you root too much of it in pop culture, which changes from deaced to decade, can the story still connect with people when it's being rerun in the future?
exactly! you get to see how people lived at the time the show was filmed (or settled) and you learn a lot about it or if it's an era you experienced you get to remember it. That's why I love Gilmore Girls so much. Is SO especifically early 00's that is reminiscing of that time. I grew up around the 2000's and my mom watched GG every week so is like time traveling to me. And sure, they reference pop culture media from waaay before but they are generally classics and I have a lot of fun figuring them out, every time I do a rewatch I catch something else and makes me feel more "cultured" lol
They're all so likeable, engaging..honest...it flowed well, it was refreshing! I could've watched another hour! -loved!
Imagine having the guts to wear that top hat in a room full of comedians.
Amy Sherman-Palladino, what a boss she is.
When I love a show I actually parcel it out, so I’ll give myself an episode a day. Because I want to digest it and stay with it longer. Shows that are moderately enjoyable I will actually binge because I really don’t care about it, almost want to get it over with.
omg I loved this one so much
go home at 5! go home at 5! lol
The FUNNY thing is that Mandela was hilarious AF Ms Amy Sherman-Palladino.
The best roundtable ever! Great conversation and nice to hear adults talk like adults and not be cowed to be PC in sake of the outrage culture.
The flow of conversation really just made this my favourite round table frrr
I've never seen any of the shows but I would be honored to meet these people.
It's literally just dawned on me that Pamela Adlon is Bobby Hill ! Fuck me LOL
When remembering something is just as strking as your finding it out for the first time!
Why wasn't Louis CK brought up? He was the elephant in the room since he was a producer on Better Things.
it wasn't better things, it was stranger things
No. Better Things is Pamela Adlon's show
Kix Samson
Kix Samson - no, Louis Ck showed his stranger things to lots of women
i dont think pamela adlon will ever speak about him publicly
Pamela and Louis go way back. She knows what he was like then and now better than just about anyone, but she can't really say anything in his defence without throwing herself under the bus, which wouldn't help Louis anyway. I thought Amy did a great job saying some of what Pamela couldn't without dropping any names.
I liked what Amy said about building an audience. building trust and ,in a way, a relationship with the characters is what makes them so close to our hearts, so endering and beloved. that's a huge problem with today's media tbh. you watch 500 shows because there are so many and they are all so good and on top of that you consume each one all at once, forget them and move onto the next one. sometimes even confusing history lines. I reeally like to binge the whole series when is done but over a looong period of time, only 1 or 2 episodes in a row each day/week but 1) I am not that patient and 2) it's a super bad thing to do because it doesn't pay the network in real time for it so it doesn't help to get more seasons/show support for the creators.
Amy is Lorelai Gilmore.
Amy is a savage especially when she pointed out Gwyneth Paltrow's Oscar win. She always speaks her mind and i love her for that. Gilmore Girls is one my favorite shows ❤️
love these - and love the host - i wish i could host one of these one day!
There is a l level of care that goes into crafting a joke genuinely especially if it’s about a taboo topic.
It needs to be subversive & it can’t be a obviously point of view.
It’s going to feel like a cheap undeserving laugh.
Everyone on the panel does a good to great job at finding authentic laughter of our reality/society
mike lyles Yes but I want to nuance that. Today we are laughing about everything and absolute derision is proned as a value. Some subjects are really serious and we have to think, be critical and not be 2 neurones people laughing about everything all the time. Which in my opinion accompanies a tendency of egalitarian stupidity where we should all be the same. FUCK NO!!!! You know what I mean?
Noirel-Goldberg Théo I think I understand what you mean. Audience should critical of material but not too much that the content become numb&false. We just got find the balance to not over or under think the joke.
mike lyles That's exactly it. It is a question of equilibrium und being goddamn smart ass!!!!!
I would LOVE to work as a writer for Pamela. Such a real, no bullshit, talented, hard working woman.
Really sad hearing Amy Sherman-Palladino describe what can only be called the Thatcher factor of women taking out other women like a heat seeking missile.
Sad?! Now imagine for all regular men/guys/boys - who aren't Harvey Weinstein incarnate - but are still being treated as if they are - how fucking blind, hypocritical and double standardardised things like this seem!
@@hellodavey1902 poor men
This was the most interesting, shrewd, open conversation about the media I've heard in a whiiiile and it was shot in 2018!! See minute 33:13 for a great realization/reaction shot.
i mean either that or i just cant ever get enough of her
25:40, 26:04, 40:00, 29:38,😢 43:16, 41:39
"i carry your heart. i carry it in my heart."
Here for Whitney
the interview was so good
this was so good.
Whitney is such an open-minded person, not afraid to say her point out loud and her opinion is so strong.
Why isn't Alec Berg's name included in the title of the video?
no one lets alec berg every finish his sentences. and he is always saying the best stuff and gets cut off.
Yeah but, I still love the guy.
Here for Pam and her voice work
This was great!
Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is fuckin amazing...watch it!
I’ve seen all 5 seasons and I can’t wait for her new show Étoile to be released!
15:21 Barry Jenkins did not win Golden Globe for Best Director in 2017
FINALLY
Justin is my fave.
Elana Leanna I think Pamela Adlon is amaaaaaazing
👏 👏 👏 please keep the verbiage up for more than two seconds! What's the rush? Also bigger font for phones would be great!
I really want her hat!!!
I came for Mike Schur & Comedy Showrunning.... i got stuck listening to 'Black Men & White Women with Problems'... in the end I don't think i heard him talk for the whole roundtable!
I love Amy Sherman but what she said about women not being helpful to other women. Its a very skewed perspective to put out there. I have had similar experience too. And I have to take a step back and think about why that is. Yes, sometimes women pull down other women, but there's a reason for that. Patriarchal system forces this type of dynamic between women. Its not necessarily inherent to them. Just saying. Don't blame the women blame the system.
FINALLY!!!!!!
Are they TV actors?
The title states "Comedy Showrunners". They are the creators/writers of Comedy shows.
That hat needs a spritz of Windex! 😂😂
Me: about to go look at the comments
Simien: "don’t look at the comments”
Me: types this comment
Also Me: looks at the comments
Simien:
ok I’m sorry but these scenario comments are overly done but fun to make so I do it anyways
“Everyone else is doing it so why can’t we”
;)
I appreciate your effort.
i feel so bad Pamela Adlon was cut off so many times...or is it just me?
Just to start shit: Imagine the backlash from having a show called "Dear Black People"--and yet
Is nobody going to talk about Mose Schrute??!
Disappointed that this was filmed before the Roseanne situation, if it was after there could of been some really interesting conversation added
Nick Milligan no it’s better this way they would have made the whole thing about her
I actually think it's interesting how many wilfully ignored how insanely despicable Roseanne proved her self to be. Exposure of that is secondary, most of the time he people know and tolerate.
Whitney is incredibly nervous. I’m surprised.
Where's Stephen Galloway??? Everyone really misses him, LOL
What were the issues with the Cosby Show?
Cosby is a rapist. Can you watch it knowing that the creator and star is a rapist? Can you seperate one from the other.
@Catherine Wilson I already turn the channel when he comes on so same difference.
"Don't look at the comments." :-D
Um, are we not going to bring up the hat?
It's ASP. Hats are part of her.
Who cares?
OMG BIIIISH
BETTER THINGS, DEAR WHITE PEOPLE, THE GOOD PLACE AND MRS MAISEL WRITERS *silently screeches*
No Jlo? I'm watching.
did i miss something about what Pamela said about key grips... she said that out of 800 in the union, 400 are women... that's half, so what's the problem?
She misspoke. Women make up less than one % of the gaffers and key grips in the industry.
I personally don't know the actual numbers so I can't speak on what the other reply said about her misspeaking.
However, if she didn't mispeak and what she said is true, if the actual number is half but only men are on the list they're hiring from, that's a glaring omission that definitely seems intentional. Like if there's a 50/50 chance of getting a red gumball vs a green gumball and you and everyone else consistently gets 25 green gumballs in a row, you're definitely gonna think it's rigged somehow.
MOSE!!!
Wait, did anyone know Elisabeth Moss is apparently a loyal scientologist? Hoy shit. I kinda don't know how to feel about her now.
Paully808 knew it for years
Yep known it for al ong time. I think she was actually born into it.
Seriously?
Whaaaaat?!?!
it's in the comments of any clip of her on youtube. SHE's not talking about it, or promoting it, so personally I don't care.
A lot of people, not just women, wouldn't respond well to Amy's personality. She's aggressive and I imagine more so when she's actually upset at work. Her saying that other women never helped her career isn't all that surprising when you consider female group dynamics.
Some of the most blatantly hypocritical views I’ve ever heard.
This is crazy.
Michael Schur easily the smartest person at the roundtable
You're easily the dumbest person in the comments section if you believe that.
I've heard it say that women could run the gamut of emotions from A TO Z and not just from A to B... Iz that correct?😂😂🤣
justin, the one who made DWP, did a good job with showing both sides' bullshit. Though I think people shouldn't be assholes to each other, there's people going over the line of policing PC.
This interviewer is wonderful but her "SORT OF" crutch is glaring. First sentence couldn't even get out without a "SORT OF".
1:20 3:30 25 32 44 47 49 55
Sorry, but i am really distracted by that hat, why?????????
I just don’t understand why we can’t have a black comedy that isn’t about being black, why can’t they just have a storyline that’s funny and just about being a person in life why does it have to be about race or the trouble all the time
Ask our ancestors
@@wilsonrodrigues1293 They're dead, so we can't.
my way was not written by Paul anka
Whats going on with the ridiculous hats?
What is this? The Vatican?
Amy
Dear coach please hire adult women