Jimmy Kimmel Melts Down On Live TV Over Politics Again

[conserveguy877]

Kimmel has lost it. Not only is he desperately trying to get "serious". But now he's labeling instead of not appreciating the audience watching his stupid played out late night show. Leave Trump alone already. Sad!

 

[Tank]

He needs to go back to The Man Show

 

[conserveguy877]

He needs to go back to The Man Show

He's done and overplayed. Just like the other gimmick Colbert.

 

[SmokeALib]

I have never once seen this show. I mean, who really gives a shit.

 

[conserveguy877]

Kimmel is in collusion with the DNC. And has abused his job title by pushing leftist agendas on his show. Tired of these celebs sticking their nose in D.C. Drain the swamp.

 

[Crixus]

He needs to go back to The Man Show

They won’t take him. They told him he needs to go to the pussy whooped libtard show.

 

[Crixus]

I have never once seen this show. I mean, who really gives a shit.

Folks who stay up late.

 

[saveliberty]

Well, he can always try to make a living being the Master of Ceremonies for conservative groups like like George what's his name tried to do.

 

[The Irish Ram]

He needs to go back to The Man Show

He's done and overplayed. Just like the other gimmick Colbert.

And their brother, Fallon...

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Did he used to host Almost a Man Show?

 

[gipper]

I bet he has yet to joke about Harvey, but imagine if Harvey were a rabid R.

 

[TheGreatGatsby]

 

[williepete]

Lowering your customer base and reducing profit potential is a business decision that can only make sense to leftists. The late night Trump bashing is competing for a share of a smaller pie than Johnny Carson could command.

From Carson to Kimmel: the collapse of the late-night empire

Stephen Colbert is winning the late-night race with 3 million viewers. That’s better than MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, but not by much. This means that all it takes to become a giant of late-night TV is winning over a Maddow-like audience, exactly Colbert’s strategy.

It is important to note that these shows are competing for numbers that once would have been considered catastrophic. Carson could pull in 9 million viewers when one of his shows popped; he averaged 19 million viewers a night his final week on air in 1992.

It means that the quality of the comedy on these shows probably goes down (agitprop isn’t funny), while the quality of the political commentary is inevitably poor; Jimmy Kimmel’s wholly ill-informed gun monologue subtracted from the nation’s understanding of the issue, as you’d expect of a comedian who is only paying enough attention to absorb the flimsiest cliches of the gun debate.