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I'll be answering questions live on Sunday 3pm PDT! If you have plans on Sunday, don't worry, leave a question here in the comments and I'll answer it! Ask me about anything. Cop shows, TV I'm watching, TV I'm not watching, my "process," hair care, anything.

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Jack McNicholl

Are you gonna talk about Jon Stewart's many successors in John Oliver, Trevor Noah, Samantha Bee and so on your video about his legacy?

RedX2099

Gonna give you a break and skip the copaganda related questions this time. 1. Was wondering if you could talk a little bit more on your thoughts on reservation dogs. You spoke highly of the episode "Hunting." I thought that episode was very good but the episode that hit me hardest was "California Dreamin" where Elora takes her driving test. Any reason you wanted to highlight "Hunting" specifically in your tv round up update? Also did you read the time magazine article that the actress who plays Elora (Devery Jacobs) wrote discussing the "California Dreamin" episode? 2. Also, just generally curious, do you read many comics/graphic novels when you aren't watching TV? Reason I ask is because I believe I saw a copy of watchmen in the background of some of your videos. I hope you haven't just read Watchmen and called it quits. :)

That One French Guy

Do you think that DIsney indirectly owning It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia through their purchase of 20th Century Fox will affect the extremes the series will be able to reach in the future? Also do you think that the show can end in any other way than all of the characters dying a gruesome stupid death?

Craig H

Can't make 3pm, so I'll have to watch later. But: 1. Welcome (belatedly) to Seattle! I hope I see you around sometime! 2. You noted in the Brooklyn Nine-Nine Nebula Cut that media wasn't covering the BLM/Defund the Police movement because white liberals were losing interest, but I see the opposite as being the case - the corporate propagandists have been desperately trying to get everyone to ignore and forget about problematic policing by minimizing coverage of police murdering unarmed civilians, and refusing to cover or at best mischaracterizing the protests, just like they've always done. And a large part of white liberals losing interest is because, as I like to say, propaganda works. What do you think? Did I misunderstand/misrepresent your take on it?