I don't recall seeing this show advertised before, but there is a show called Preachers that is produced by Seth Rogen that has injected politics into one of its stories. Was it a satire piece that gave a legitimate critique against issues Seth disagreed with? Was it an interesting story where a case was built to dismiss the oppositions message? No on both counts.

Here is what I think happened. Seth was running in the hall at the office - probably late for a meeting and he was carrying an unopened jar of peanut butter (why?). Someone was running in the hall too, but was opening a chocolate bar to get her chocolate fix for the day (probably also late for another meeting). The inevitable happened and they collided. Chocolate goes into peanut butter and Seth Rogan has a Eureka! idea...



http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/201...inale.html

This is what it took for people to turn against this vile show? The depiction of someone they claimed was a direct descendant of Jesus as a dim witted retard doing vile things was over the top and the last time I watched that crap. If I had noticed it was Seth Rogan's crap I'd have never watched it to begin with. I hate that puss.

Until this morning, I wasn't aware of this show. Perhaps I've seen adverts in the past and dismissed them as not interesting enough?

On the flip side, we don't need TV shows to mock the left. Just watch on tv or read about the insanity they support - transgenders in bathrooms, gun control, "The Resistance", sky screamers, BLM marches, antifa, tearing down statues, white privilege, male privilege, climate change, and I could go on and on and on. Those aren't fictional tv shows. Those are real life lunatics in the streets and they vote.