https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/ne...turning-for-season-3-at-netflix-after-hiatus/
Take it with a huge grain of salt.
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Rumour: Master Of None Season 3 Is Happening and Set In London
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https://www.whats-on-netflix.com/ne...turning-for-season-3-at-netflix-after-hiatus/
Take it with a huge grain of salt.
Oh man, don't do me like this. I know Aziz said it'll probably be a minute til an S3 is made, since he's felt like he's said all he can about love and life in the city in your 30's but maybe lockdown has given him plenty to think about.
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True, but since that's occurred I think he's been mostly quiet and reflected on it. If he's changed we should give him the opportunity to prove himself. Sometimes people change and are able to become a better person.
Oh tell me more.
Must be nice to get paid millions to address these things.
Oh man, I was wondering between this and Atlanta which would release next. I hope it's true, I really enjoyed the show
Woo! Apparently, Lena Waithe is also back on board for season 3 as well, according to the article.
While I think he has been more reasonable, more recently, his initial return to the spotlight was questionable.
Aziz Ansari's New Standup Tour Is a Cry Against Extreme Wokeness
I remember him saying he was waiting to get more life experience like getting married and having kids before making a new season. Did that happen?
The way it came off was more a bad date with crossed signals. No one got assaulted, but the girl got uncomfortable about something, but they parted ways fine and he even apologized later. If that's truly all there is to the story, then I think there are way bigger fish to fry.
At least he didn't go the way of Louis CK and so many other comedians who double down while catering to the chud crowd.
Low bar I know.
Did everyone get this impression after watching his latest Netflix special where he talks about it? Honest question.
I got the impression it was how the one poster above described it - she got uncomfortable and left, texted him later that she felt uncomfortable, he apologized. Seemed like the way adults should behave.
I really enjoyed the first two seasons.
After all that was said and done, she posted the entire personal encounter onto a blog during the height of #metoo.
It was all very gray area, because it was two consenting adults, and one not being into it but not clearly communicating that to the other and the other immediately apologizing for their behavior after finding out. In my eyes, at the least, it seems like it was kind of a private issue that got bolstered and pushed to the public for shock value because he was into some weirdly kinky stuff rather that clearly showing clearly defined malicious behavior on Aziz's part.
That's my recollection of something from like two years back though. I could very well be wrong and don't want to sound like an apologist if so.
I can't remember the situation completely, but if I recall correctly he had a consensual sexual encounter with a woman who - during the encounter - felt uncomfortable, but didn't say anything at the time. She later described the sexual encounter in graphic detail to Aziz via text and mentioned afterwards how grossed out she was by the whole thing and how she thought that he knew that she was grossed out. To which he immediately apologized for his behavior as he had misread the encounter and didn't realize it at the time.
After all that was said and done, she posted the entire personal encounter onto a blog during the height of #metoo.
It was all very gray area, because it was two consenting adults, and one not being into it but not clearly communicating that to the other and the other immediately apologizing for their behavior after finding out. In my eyes, at the least, it seems like it was kind of a private issue that got bolstered and pushed to the public for shock value because he was into some weirdly kinky stuff rather that clearly showing clearly defined malicious behavior on Aziz's part.
That's my recollection of something from like two years back though. I could very well be wrong and don't want to sound like an apologist if so.
His point in context, if I recall correctly, was that it's incredible that we are in a place where this is now the desired form of behavior to find acceptance in certain sects of the culture, but that he's a bit skeptical about it always being true allyship and not just performative and essentially self-serving hierarchal behavior. And I got to say, I don't think he's wrong if I am remembering his argument and not injecting too much into it.
Lots of people that I have come across that their allyship seems either entirely superficial or more about serving their selfish interests or wants as opposed to the causes they claim to care about. I can say there were a couple people I know that were quick to write long Facebook posts in some groups about their concern for black lives, then when I texted them to come to the protest, than again to the gathering after the funeral in Houston, they couldn't make it, letting it slip later they were scared of being seen by certain people on social media. Asking them to take the smallest of risk of ending up in a position they could be judged unfairly by some of our conservative work colleagues/bosses was just too much skin to put in the game for them.
I don't fully disagree with your point, but in the context of this rallying against certain strains of progressivism being the first appearance of a famously progressive comic after being involved in a sexual misconduct situation and subsequently "canceled", it can't help but make one raise an eyebrow.
you called him a sexual assaulter and now need people to explain to you what he did? Are you asking because you don't know?
Would be fantastic. I really really liked the show. First time I saw a brown guy lead a show like that.
More or less this. I recall there being backlash because at a time when there was much more serious, systemic abuse, being outed, and many viewed this as an awkward date they later regretted.
I brought up the Netflix special, not because he goes into detail about the allegation and refutes it point-by-point, but he was really emotionally open about it, didn't dismiss it, and had a serious conversation about it. Say what you will about millionaires getting paid but he used his platform for good.
Really enjoyed the first two seasons, made me wanna rent a Vespa and ride around Italy. Also eat amazing food.
I'm asking because people are hand waiving it. But hey, seems like it was all blown out of proportion!
so explain why you think he's a sexual assaulter and why they are wrong.
I don't think that's fair to say. It really was, at best, a gray area matter and I find it's kind of insulting that after writing out a few paragraphs to explain the situation in a response to your request to be told about the situation that you would dismiss that as "handwaiving" it.
That's to say, I still feel a bit uncertain about siding with Aziz, but think the situation - as described to the public - has a fair amount of complexity on whether his intent was poor or not.
This *wink wink" "nudge nudge* "what did he do" "please tell me more" "genuine question" back and forth insinuation and backpedal is beyond obnoxious. If you have something to say, go ahead and say it.
I said it in my first post, and that was my point. I'm shocked that this community seems to not even want to bring it up. But I guess I am misinformed and he apologized and the victim came out to say that it was just a misunderstanding. In that case, my bad.
After enjoying Season 1 when it launched, I found Season 2 off-putting. It felt like a self-indulgent fantasy in a way that Season 1 never did. I'd have to hear great things to give Season 3 a shot.
He's in the early 10s Louis CK phase of his career where the creep shit he does will be laughed off and forgiven because he's just funny and faux-progressive enough to make a good joke and show out of the situation.
I didn't hate the show. Kind of forgot it existed. If Season 3 actually does happen, I'll probably check it out.
User Banned (3 Days): Derailing Thread by Spreading Misinformation and Inappropriate Hyperbole. Ansari was Never Accused of Rape
Gross.
Aziz Ansari is a rapist.
Aziz Ansari is a rapist.
Airing out every person's dirty laundry every time they get brought up gets tiring. I get it, and some celebrities reaally deserve it, but a majority of celebrities also barely acknowledge or open up about this stuff like A. A. has and I'm not carrying a torch every time I want to talk about something.
I thought his last Netflix special sorta sucked for what it's worth (indeed there's some dubious takes on stuff). But I like this show and think he and his team made some great content for it.
heh well this is certainly contains no " *wink wink" "nudge nudge* "what did he do" "please tell me more" "genuine question" back and forth"
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