On Friday, FNC host Greg Gutfeld responded to longtime sitcom Friends co-creator Martha Kaufman complaining about the lack of a black character on the show.
Gutfeld mocked Kaufman and argued that casting based on race rarely works.
The partial transcript is as follows:
White wine never runs out. Even for the creator of Friends. Yes, Caucasian filmed a sitcom he created to quell his guilt. Martha Kaufman, co-creator of Friends, said she was confused by the show’s lack of variety. She pledged four million dollars to promote her university to support She and the Department of African American Studies. Kaufman also complains about the show’s original title, “white people are great.” I may have warned him about this.
The show starred six best friends living in West Village apartments that they couldn’t afford in real life. It was a huge success, leading to spectacular spin-offs. She looks like Joey. As Kaufman said in a recent interview, I’ve learned a lot in the last 20 years that it’s not easy to admit and admit guilt. It hurts to look at myself in the mirror. I’m ashamed that 25 years ago I didn’t know anything. But now that he has money for fu and gets paid every week, it’s okay to give up on fat and feel relief.
Kaufmann notes that the casting wasn’t an intentional decision based on their race, but based on their chemistry with each other, so Mr. Q. However, she will be a great Phoebe. Now, previously, Kaufman co-producer Kevin Bright defended the casting, adding: “I would have been crazy not to get six actors. What can I say? Do I want Lisa to be dark? “Who is Lisa? In any case, he will no longer work in Hollywood. But the idea of broadcasting shows based on race rarely works. Isn’t that what we got from Kamala?
But it’s true. It would be nice if there were more black characters on the TV. I mean, God, I love The Cosby Show. Hello America Dad.
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Source: Breitbart
