The Silver Lining: Late Night Shows Including Colbert, Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon Immediately Shut Down After Writer’s Guild Strike

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Propaganda machine shut down?

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With diminishing audiences it must be hard to make ends meet. Colbert, Kimmel and Fallon are working under contract, can't lower their inflated salaries. If the propaganda is to resume, some billionaire will have to pony up.

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Hopefully. Fuck 'em.

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Last time the writers guild did a strike they used the opportunity to replace all White writers with kikes. You can directly trace the last "decent" (still jewwywood and full of propaganda, but much less degenerate, and fewer niggers and kikes in general) shows and movies to the period right before the previous strike.

If you look at comedy movies from 2007 and before (2007 being the year of the previous strike) versus the ones that came out after 2008-2009, it's very obvious.

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Serious question: Does anyone still watch the aforementioned talmudvision distractions? They have grown obscure to the point of irrelevance. An antiquated vestigial holdover from a bygone era.

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Feds and Dems maybe, I doubt anyone else. I find their shows humorless rubbish and over the top politically. My favorites were Johny Carson and Jay Leno. Late night entertainment ended for me when Leno ended his show.

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I use my tv to watch youtube and run a mini PC lol. I feel like TVs are about get a serious upgrade like phones did bc they are more useful for other shit now than actually receiving broadcasts. I watched cable for the first time in like 15 years a few months ago somewhere and I cannot believe anyone pays for that bullshit.