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Behind the Bastards
It was discussed as a book where he blamed diversity programs and black people for the failure of his career and specifically his TV show. It was contrasted with his more reasonable explanation of the show's failure a few years earlier.
The show started out well, but in the second season, the network made a strategic decision to focus on shows with African-American actors.
— Episode: Part Two: How The Dilbert Guy Lost His M...
Episode: Part Two: How The Dilbert Guy Lost His Mind
It was discussed as a book where he blamed diversity programs and black people for the failure of his career and specifically his TV show. It was contrasted with his more reasonable explanation of the show's failure a few years earlier.
The show started out well, but in the second season, the network made a strategic decision to focus on shows with African-American actors.
Episode: Part One: How The Dilbert Guy Lost His Mind
It was used as a primary source for Scott Adams' childhood and early life, though it was noted that he was already starting to show signs of erratic behavior by 2008 when it was published.
If you're into comic, obviously, which which you are, Randy, you know how like you had those like the the the far side big collection.
Gary Larson.
He writes a bunch of stuff at the beginning and he kind of like explains different comics.
There was another one for Calvin and Hobbes.
Most of like the really big cartoonists get one of those at some point in their career.