<p>finished watching <a href="https://neodb.social/search?r=1&q=https://neodb.social/tv/season/6LfHB1UHhNg545NRloUxNo" rel="nofollow">Loudermilk Season 3</a> <br>Addiction, disabilities, mental health, masculinity... those aren't easy themes to get right, much less when making a comedy, and this show mostly doesn't, but a few times it nails them. I liked its point about objectifying disabled people, even mentioning Stella Young's "Inspiration Porn", but most of the time it just feels wrong. There's a fine line between normalizing and trivializing, and I don't think Farrelly is the right person to navigate such heavy issues.</p><p>After finishing the last season I checked the net, expecting to read a lot of outraged people, but the outrage I'm finding is the total opposite of what I expected: it comes from asshats claiming that the show was "too woke".</p><p>Yes, let that sink in, they're saying that Loudermilk, made by a Farrelly brother, is too woke. Are we really that polarized or are the algorithms selecting only MAGA nutjobs to throw at my face? I couldn't make this shit up if I tried.</p><p><a href="/tags/tv/" rel="tag">#tv</a> <a href="/tags/loudermilk/" rel="tag">#loudermilk</a> <a href="/tags/alcohol/" rel="tag">#alcohol</a> <a href="/tags/addiction/" rel="tag">#addiction</a> <a href="/tags/ableism/" rel="tag">#ableism</a></p><p><a href="/tags/ersneodb/" rel="tag">#ERSneodb</a></p>