Awful Announcing
"All I’m asking for is fairness, an open mind and an open heart, to accept what is obvious, that black ballplayers were equal. Not because of their skin, but because of their talent. And we can prove that quantitatively."
Wild Card tells a familiar story, but Craig Carton makes the narrative compelling.
HBO seems to have made the right call, but what happens next?
"I just am physically killing myself, literally killing myself trying to get to get to this weight. ...It's harder than a fight. Fighting's kind of fun; I fucking hate weight cutting."
Oliver suggested that a notable critic of the NBA protests "get f**cked," as well.
"Hey Brett, you remember that picture we had of you holding Clay like a football? What he really didn't know is that you threw him into a wall."
The premiere averaged just 273,000 viewers, a huge drop from last year's premiere episode.
Wild Card premieres on Wednesday, October 7th at 9 PM.
You may never view Olympic athletes the same way after watching.
Tiger will premiere on HBO on December 13 and 20.
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