Butdussy?

[@EvanWMcGovern]

She is still the moment

[@AndromedaCripps]

Wait holy fuck this actress???? I know her from the most obscure film ever that I watch every fall, The Last Keepers… I never knew she did anything big 😂

[@chrisrob4588]

Thats the movie where Olympia Butdukiss plays the witch Grandma?

[@janedoe-ld5gt]

Did she get the job? The suspense is killing me

[@witchingbrew3]

She got the man instead lol

[@infinitespiral6758]

Love Shosh!!!

[@mesousagaby740]

Oh hey, Hekapoo and Dipper are having a conversation here. XD

[@bigglesharrumpher4139]

I actually found it funny. Now I have a new word I can use at work as no-one there has heard of 'Butdussy'....

[@thatboybear]

Apparently no one’s ever watched Player’s Club

[@Pagliacci_Rex]

​@@thatboybearshe did, lol.

[@eiko_8452]

How to be a player^^^

[@nivekian]

Good to seeJjason Ritter playing good roles.

[@nbcguitar]

What I'm still trying to work out about this show is: Is it a show trying to teach people not to be as horrible as the absolute worst people you could ever meet? Or is it glorifying the absolute worst, most self centered, irresponsible, narcissistic people you could ever meet.

[@nbcguitar]

@@namedidii of course you are right. It's entertainment not educational. Maybe I just hate myself for enjoying watching the depiction of the worst character traits on television. It's like a never ending contest on who is the worst person in the group.

[@jlsg94]

those aren't the only options

[@tomharper550]

haha right? Try "Succession" which is also on HBO. Essentially every character is a self-serving P.O.S. Not sure why this is what entertains us these days.

[@EastSide-qc5oy]

@@namedidii The question was actually a good one, if you don’t take the word “teach” so seriously and instead consider the overall spirit of the question, which seems to be about what the perspective of the show is on its characters and how the writers want the audience to feel about those characters. Also I feel like your comment could have packed a bigger punch if it had ended differently than “… the Bible.”

[@EastSide-qc5oy]

@@nbcguitar Your question was a good one and don’t let that jackass manipulate you into thinking it wasn’t. I don’t think it’s trying to “teach” the audience anything but the writers do have a goal with how they want to present their characters and how the audience sees them and I think that’s the essence of your question: How does the show want us to feel about these people? That said, I don’t know the answer.

[@tommycash4000]

Nepo babies.

[@Vibe1610]

Brilliant? Bernie Mac said it first lmao

[@michaelford1124]

"thats alright. ya mammas a man!"

[@Dan-ud8hz]

🎯

[@angc4life]

She ain't even say it right!

[@thatboybear]

Swear I came here to say this. Out here Columbusing jokes

[@itsumonihon]

who the fuck sees acting and dialog this bad and still enjoys it, damn

[@Kev32411]

People actually act like this though

[@stormcorrosion176]

Good god what is this tripe

[@JC-wg5xn]

Get this crap out of my recommendeds.

[@stormcorrosion176]

Good god man, I thought I was the only one. What is this glorification of narcissistic bull shyt show anyways.

[@zangl2955]

The funniest show ever (its always sunny) is a full cast of terrible narcissists.

[@ubahfly5409]

Shout out to "How To Be A Player" (1997) Only real ones will get this. 😂

[@chrisgriffin4012]

Pootietang did it first

[@antoniojames9493]

Bernie Mac did it first in "How to be a player" movie

[@thatboybear]

@@antoniojames9493wasn’t it Player’s Club?

[@ubahfly5409]

​@@antoniojames9493You, sir, are correct (1997). A true man of culture.