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Thats the reason why I stopped watching it too. No doubt it has something but it's just too one sided IMO. It's bashing from a very specific political angle. I.
by ThomPete 10y ago
Thats the reason why I stopped watching it too. No doubt it has something but it's just too one sided IMO. It's bashing from a very specific political angle. I.e. it always possible to know what side of critique he is going to fall down on, and that for me isn't interesting.
- aexaey 10y agoYep. Same here. He wasn't nearly as judgmental in The Bugle, while being as funny as ever. [1] [2] [1] http://podcast.timesonline.co.uk/rss/thebuglemp3.rss http://podcast.timesonline.co.uk/rss/thebuglemp3.rss [2] https://soundcloud.com/the-bugle https://soundcloud.com/the-bugle
- bsandert 10y agoLove that podcast. Really a shame he's stepping down from it.
- bayesian_horse 10y agoSomehow, comedians falling on the "political right" side of the argument are rarely funny or insightful...
- defen 10y agoI disagree. I don't know Jerry Seinfeld's personal politics but I would argue that Seinfeld was a deeply reactionary show...
- scotty79 10y agoMilo seems good.
- fixermark 10y agoDennis Miller was quite good back in the day.
- jandrese 10y agoMaybe Nick Offerman? He has a distinctly libertarian bent to his comedy.
- obiouzera 10y agoI don't know american media that well and I can see where you're coming from. However, I'd be interested to learn which shows you'd say are more balanced, but still take on political or maybe controversial topics.