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Christina Ricci shared a post shaming Jimmy Fallon for having Conor McGregor on his show
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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2026
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No surprise. Fallon is barely even human. Just a hollow machine for propagating the system's needs.
https://www.currentaffairs.org/news/the-banal-horror-of-jimmy-fallon
Fallon and every single person involved in lining up McGregor as a guest. Absolutely disgusting.
You can see it in his eyes, he's dead inside.
I agree, and his smile is plastic. He looks pained every time he does it as if he's counting in his head how long to hold the grin for the camera.
Makes me miss Alex Trebek on Jeopardy. I like Ken Jennings and he's a good host but he sort of has that always smily, happy style like is required today in media. That might just be him being Mormon though. Alex had a great deadpan humor and definitely wasn't always laughing, I don't think you're allowed on TV if you act like a real person anymore.
That was a solid read
As someone who has never seen the show outside of snippets posted as memes or whatever, that is a haunting description of something you'd use in a movie or video game to create uncanny horror.
Then the meta-horror hits that this is our world.
Thank you, I enjoyed that article.
every corporate spokesperson, every one of their public facing people. are not people.
just a replaceable part of a machine that is slowly killing us all.
after work, when at home, they are people. but at work they sell their personhood to be an avatar for those corporations.
Let's not make excuses for these people.
Not making excuses. just stating that they dehumanise themselves willingly.
I would love to build a video game based on this concept. Not Fallon or a late night show, but the anti-gothic horror described in that peice, the desperate performative enthusiastic rejection of reality.