It’s called escapism and Lordy we still have a lot we want to escape from
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My timeline is full of (mostly male) critics curious why the SNL audience was so “on” tonight and (mostly) women so fucking thrilled to be enjoying themselves watching the hot guy from BRIDGERTON doing silly sketches not about our last President
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"Why are women so excited to see the hot guy from the sexy romance show be funny?" is a question for the ages.
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Like...what? How was that shocking?
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not used to the sound of women having a good time
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The freeing of the cold opens to non-Trump sketches has been fantastic. And that was before getting to that wonderfully fun, silly show. Really a good one.
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I’m with you. Cracked up continually.
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The confusion over this was wild to me. 82 million households* watched Bridgerton! This is not some weird little niche thing!
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Yeah, I mean, I think it is the first time a Netflix star has gotten an SNL invite so fast, but it's a proper reflection of the world we live in. Not just the fact that Netflix is a HUGE deal, but we don't exactly have movie stars promoting movies rn.
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I also see some women complaining too that he doesn't deserve it. Like he didn't work hard enough. Idk I just think it's refreshing to have a new face. And he is very talented.
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He's got credits back to 2005. He's not "new" enough to be slammed as an overnight sensation.
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