Dear Tracy Morgan, your apology is as genuine as your attempts at comedy. You were one of the worst things about Cop Out (and that says something), and you were one of the weaker links in Death at a Funeral. Being unfunny is a choice that every humorless unfunny asshole makes. They learn it by watching TV or really bad standup and taking away the shit while leaving the good stuff. But, it takes special talen to sell humorless schlock as comedy. And, that is you. If I had a son who came home and was as obnoxious and loud as you while being just as funny, I'd perform a tracheotomy WITHOUT anesthesia. Maybe we'll finally be rid of you. Fuck off, TheMisanthrope
He should face the same social and career consequnces as Don Imus and Michael Richards. What he said was every bit as bad. I'm sick of being told that we have to fight anti-black racism as though it were cancer, yet homophobia and bigotry spewed by African Americans generates none of the same conquequences.
@13 Its an obsession with Neil LaBute. I've watched every single feature of his, including all of his shitty shitty flops. The Wicker Man and Lakeview Terrace. ZOMG. Death at a Funeral was merely pedestrian bad compared to those two.
It is also why I saw Cop Out: Kevin Smith.
Both were on HBO when I saw them. And, I had a couple of hours.
The funny, "lovable" Tracey Jordan/Morgan on the first seasons of 30 Rock was Donald Glover's writing. If you haven't noticed the character has become mostly useless since Glover moved to Community. Morgan was always this homophobic, disturbed, and unfunny without good writers and editing.
Boycott the bigot. I had sworn him off already for pure lack of comedic chops; he was profoundly unfunny at the Showbox. Now I have yet another reason to stop supporting his "comedy." What a jackass.
@21: One item for SCAV this year was "A basketball hoop that's a rib cage. A RIB CAGE!"
One team's road trip crew found a deer skeleton by the side of the road and brought parts of it back, using the ribs for that item.
It's gonna take a lot more than some forced apology to make me like Tracey Morgan again. Let's see him play a "lovable and funny" gay character. Then we'll talk.
Frankly,
I'd never really heard much about this "comic" till this issue, he just never stood out as someone whose career was worth following, now the "spots" are him. I don't believe he is sincerely contrite about what he said, more worried that revealing his true feelings will damage his career. The worst part is there are millions of others of all races, creeds & nationalities whose beliefs about homosexuality make him their brother.
HAPPY GAY PRIDE MONTH FROM THE CAST OF "30 ROCK"!!!!
Does he believe homosexuality is a choice?
Does he believe that kids learn homosexuality from the media?
What would he really say to his son if he were gay?
Does he believe homosexuality is unmanly?
It is also why I saw Cop Out: Kevin Smith.
Both were on HBO when I saw them. And, I had a couple of hours.
http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/a336d13…
One team's road trip crew found a deer skeleton by the side of the road and brought parts of it back, using the ribs for that item.
-From a Mexican American Gay Man
I'd never really heard much about this "comic" till this issue, he just never stood out as someone whose career was worth following, now the "spots" are him. I don't believe he is sincerely contrite about what he said, more worried that revealing his true feelings will damage his career. The worst part is there are millions of others of all races, creeds & nationalities whose beliefs about homosexuality make him their brother.