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Late-night comedy TV hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, and John Oliver are being slammed online after their new podcast flopped in its debut.
Strike Force Five was created by the five “funny men” in the midst of the ongoing Hollywood strike that has left their shows unable to be aired since they currently have no writers.
In a press release advertising the program, Spotify explained, “This past May, the hosts of five major late-night talk shows had an idea: to meet every week to discuss the complexities behind the ongoing Hollywood strikes. What ensued was a series of hilarious and compelling conversations.”
However, according to most people online, the show is not “hilarious” and instead highlights how the late-night hosts have been propped up by their writing teams for years.
Even mainstream media outlets admitted the show has been a failure, running headlines such as, “Five late-night hosts getting roasted for podcast during writers strike.”
Comedy legend Roseanne Barr commented on a clip of the podcast on X, joking she was sharing the full link for her followers before actually posting a video from South Park where everyone is smelling farts.
Mediaite writer Isaac Schorr said the podcast “is the worst idea ever conceived.”
The Spectator contributing editor Stephen Miller wrote, “Late night group therapy for libs actually becomes group therapy for libs.”
One podcast host pointed out the guys made their careers on “non-pc humor” before jumping “on the politically correct bandwagon” after achieving fame.
Can’t wait to tune into the Irrelevant podcast
— Chrissie Mayr
(@ChrissieMayr) August 30, 2023
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