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[wufwugy]

The joke with dee though is she's always the butt of the jokes whilst none of the jokes really apply to her. The whole thing is a parody on women not being funny and those that are must not be hot.

The whole men develop being funny to pick up hotter girls I can somewhat buy into but I don't think I've ever met a guy who doesn't like funny girls & the exact same applies for women. Maybe being a loud and confident girl is off putting to men generally but being funny isn't.

On Sunny, yeah I wouldn't have made that point except for the latest episode focused on Dee.

For a few seasons I think they've been playing with Dee, reluctant to jump into centralizing her as a comedic figure. But they did so in the latest episode and the patience paid off.

[Savy]

On Sunny, yeah I wouldn't have made that point except for the latest episode focused on Dee.

For a few seasons I think they've been playing with Dee, reluctant to jump into centralizing her as a comedic figure. But they did so in the latest episode and the patience paid off.

The latest episode was kind of them claiming that exact role for her though in a slight reference to south park. When Cartman did it OMG don't fuck with him, when she did it it was considered rock bottom.

The joke is that the only kind of demographic she isn't hot in is a young 20ish applying for women in movies role & her being in improves is the standard not hot chick thing to do. The idea that anyone here goes to a bar and sleeps with her and that isn't amongst the best things that ever happened to them...

True. e.g. andreaespadatv is hot as fuck, and yet completely unfunny yet still somehow passes as comedian

I don't know who that is but is that not essentially Ashon kutcher?

[wufwugy]

The latest episode was kind of them claiming that exact role for her though in a slight reference to south park. When Cartman did it OMG don't fuck with him, when she did it it was considered rock bottom.

You don't think they were breaking new ground? I thought what she did was more sinister than what The Gang typically does. I could be wrong though, I haven't thought much about it, but that was my first and second impression. Even though they're all shitty people, she seemed to actually be worse.

[Savy]

You don't think they were breaking new ground? I thought what she did was more sinister than what The Gang typically does. I could be wrong though, I haven't thought much about it, but that was my first and second impression. Even though they're all shitty people, she seemed to actually be worse.

Dennis. That's kind of the whole point.

That being said the point wasn't about why women might be treated differently in comedy now i twas about why that would ever happen in the firstplace.