lol that was literally the whole show. Even the guest interviews were expected to cater to the TDS fever swamp.
Now we take comedians off TV…
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lol that was literally the whole show. Even the guest interviews were expected to cater to the TDS fever swamp.
You realize most Americans hate Trump.
You realize no Americans hate Trump, just you sick freak shows and racist gimps.
zzzzzzzz
Got zapped by the bug zapper again, eh? Good.
We didn't take a Comedian off the TV we took Colbert off TV.
They are great at getting rid of pests.
fuck you
Cold Burt - like the average MSNBC show - was designed to appeal to the fringe left. It was niche political show for radical leftist and revolved around mindless hate.
ROFL
Unintentional humor is all you of the hate filled left are capable of.
Here is real comedy - though you're too consumed with hatred and rage to recognize it.
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CBS announced this week it was cancelling The Late Show starring Steven Colbert, stating it was purely a business decision due to no one watching the show and its losing $40 million every year. However, journalists and Democratic politicians argued that the show's 100-million-dollar budget had nothing to do with the cancellation and place the blame squarely at the feet of the Trump administration.
"My losing the company tens of millions of dollars every year is textbook fascism," said Colbert. "That dastardly Trump has done it again!"
At publishing time, CBS had informed Colbert he could still cry and screech for 90 minutes every night, he just would no longer be on camera or get paid.}
FASCISM ALERT: Show That Wasn't Making Money Canceled
NEW YORK CITY — In a stunning example of rampant fascism, a TV network cancelled a show that wasn't making any money and had terrible ratings.
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Yep, but Cold Burt could barely get 1% of television viewers to watch his nightly hate fest.
Hate doesn't sell as well as you wish it would.
Yes! That's why he was easily elected president....again.
Gutfeld makes money.
You're too stupid to grasp that a $100 million a year show has to massively outperform a $9 million a year show.
Gutfeld is funny, Cold Burt is merely bitter. Gutfeld doesn't have a massive band, no dancing needles, no highly paid "celebrity guests."
I'm sure Cold Burt can get a gig on MSNBC. Yeah, they aren't going to pay him $28 million a year, but at least he can still spew hatred.
Kimmel's bold announcement was made as support continued to rally around Colbert following the cancellation of his program, with the Jimmy Kimmel Live! host promising to remain unfunny and completely devoid of humor unless this perceived wrong was righted.
"I take great personal pride in carrying on this mission," Kimmel said in a statement. "When networks think they can just cancel comedy shows because nobody thinks they're funny and they lose tens of millions of dollars for the company every year, someone has to take a stand. It's up to me and my compatriots to keep refusing to tell funny jokes until CBS agrees to keep killing their profitability and put Colbert back on the air."
Sources say his audience applauded, as the "applause" signs had just turned on.
Other late-night hosts said they were ready to stand with Kimmel and fight for Colbert's right to be paid millions of dollars to be really unsuccessful. "We'll keep doing what we always do," said Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon. "We'll keep going out there and being as unfunny as we can possibly be until this gets resolved. We've been doing it for years, so it's like second nature for us at this point."
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"I take great personal pride in carrying on this mission," Kimmel said in a statement. "When networks think they can just cancel comedy shows because nobody thinks they're funny and they lose tens of millions of dollars for the company every year, someone has to take a stand. It's up to me and my compatriots to keep refusing to tell funny jokes until CBS agrees to keep killing their profitability and put Colbert back on the air."
Sources say his audience applauded, as the "applause" signs had just turned on.
Other late-night hosts said they were ready to stand with Kimmel and fight for Colbert's right to be paid millions of dollars to be really unsuccessful. "We'll keep doing what we always do," said Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon. "We'll keep going out there and being as unfunny as we can possibly be until this gets resolved. We've been doing it for years, so it's like second nature for us at this point."
In Solidarity With Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Vows Not To Tell Any Funny Jokes Until 'Late Show' Is Reinstated
LOS ANGELES, CA — In solidarity with his friend Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel has vowed not to tell any funny jokes until The Late Show is reinstated.
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No, the 15% or so on the Left don't get my idea of funny. The other 85% of the country does.
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And losing $40 million dollars....