8 chapters across the catalog
Bionic Eye Update, Vraylar Pharmaceutical Ad, Tim Allen
An update on a "bionic eye" procedure mentions an inflamed cornea and ongoing treatment. The segment then deconstructs a pharmaceutical advertisement for Vraylar, a bipolar disorder medication, highlighting its extensive list of lethal side effects. Finally, the return of Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing" on Fox is discussed following its cancellation by Disney.
The hosts suggest that ABC's decision to cancel "Roseanne" was driven by Hollywood peer pressure and a desire to distance the network from pro-Trump demographics. They compare the situation to the cancellation of Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing," arguing that political bias often outweighs shareholder interests and ratings in network decision-making.
The revival of the Roseanne sitcom on ABC achieved massive ratings, particularly among younger audiences. The hosts attribute the success to the show's depiction of a pro-Trump working-class family, which resonates with viewers who feel ignored by mainstream Hollywood. They compare the situation to the cancellation of Tim Allen's show and discuss the internal friction between Roseanne Barr and her reportedly liberal writing staff.
President Trump announced plans to host the "Fake News Awards" to highlight what he describes as dishonesty and bad reporting in the media. Speculation suggests the event could feature conservative celebrities like Tim Allen or James Woods, though critics expect the presentation to be "lame" or poorly produced.
The Associated Press is launching a tool to curate social media content, but will only pull from "verified users," effectively excluding independent voices. In entertainment news, Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing" was canceled despite high ratings, which is attributed to his political leanings. Additionally, a viral video from UT Austin shows a student having a public breakdown over a Trump sign, which is characterized as a "pod person" event.
Tim Allen Jimmy Kimmel Interview, Hollywood Political Climate
Actor Tim Allen appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live and compared the current political climate in Hollywood to 1930s Germany. Allen described the pressure to conform to specific liberal beliefs and the backlash faced by those who attended the presidential inauguration. The hosts praise Allen for speaking out about the exclusionary nature of the entertainment industry.
A clip from the sitcom Last Man Standing featuring Tim Allen mocking "microaggressions" is compared to real-world events. The hosts discuss the University of Ottawa canceling yoga classes due to concerns over "cultural appropriation" and "cultural genocide," highlighting the rise of social justice warrior culture in academia.
Tim Allen Discusses Hollywood Bullying on Megyn Kelly
Actor Tim Allen appears on Megyn Kelly's program to discuss the climate for conservatives in Hollywood. He describes being "bullied" for having an interest in Donald Trump and notes the difficulty of finding source material for jokes that fit the media's "anti-gay" narrative of Trump. Allen compares the current political environment in the entertainment industry to smelling bad.
