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How could you possibly find offence with the word 'fey'? My meaning is elfish/another world/dancing around.
He plays a fey gay--not real/impish/elfish--check out his eyes and build.
I could have said 'like a neurotic Tina Fey gay'---would that have pleased?
PEOPLE COMPLAINED??? Did they even bother to look up the many meanings of the word and you even considered deleting the whole post for that ONE WORD.
Why the 'handful of complaints' went to the trouble to complain to the moderators[out of 44] and not ask ME what I meant by the word-which obviously 5 people have a different meaning for THAT WORD---I will never understand.
Get a grip people--Joan Rivers/Dame Edna/drag queens etc-they insult everyone. I'm describing a style of performance and some nellies go ape****e.
I loved the show. I wasn't expecting much (wasn't a big BP fan) but he totally won me over, and I thought this show was great. The only problem I had - and it's a minor one - was Jesscia Lange. She played the role as a character from AHS, and seemed out of place in this setting at times.
I thought the show was great. It was interesting to see Ben Platt play a charismatic egotistical character after being made famous for an introverted, psychologically understated character like Evan Hansen. Also, I'm pretty sure his rendition of Vienna made me roughly 5% less straight.
What I loved the most about this show was that it was the opposite of Thirteen Reasons Why (hear me out). TRW and The Politician are two shows that are about putting these young people in very adult situations. The difference is that TRW plays this dead serious, and The Politician plays it for comedy. Seeing these high school students basically living in the world of House of Cards is just so funny. Initially, I didn't understand the "Voter" episode, that centered around a character we never see again, watching the events of the main characters from a third person perspective. It was later that I realized this was a taste of the real world amidst all the absurdity of the premise. The character isn't pointless, he's the most realistically written character on the show.
Also, I wasn't always sold by Jessica Lange. It felt like she was doing an SNL parody of that Hulu show The Act.




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Posted: 9/27/19 at 4:55pm