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It’s only the second episode of HBO Max’s Gossip Girl reboot, but the show is continuing full steam ahead on depicting inappropriate, sexualization of underage characters for their teen audience. This time, the worst scene takes place at a gay bathhouse where two naked, male teens students make out in front of their gay, male teacher to try to make him jealous so he’ll sleep with one…

When the original Gossip Girl series aired on The CW from 2007-2012, it caused a lot of controversy for its depictions of teen sex. But those scenes have nothing on the graphic sexualization of teen characters shown in the new Gossip Girl reboot on HBO Max which, along with a newfound wokeness, we're told is essential for realism.

Hello, Upper East Sider, Pedophiles! Do I have a scoop for you! The reboot of The CW’s iconic hit Gossip Girl premiered on HBO Max July 8, and if you thought the original had plenty of underage kiddie porn, you’re in for a treat with the new version! Yes, it’s HBO Max, where sex, drugs and foul language reign supreme, and, lest we forget, these characters are….children! But…

The final episodes of season 4 of HBO's In Treatment dropped on Sunday and Monday this week and the series laid the contempt for white males on thick.

On her Saturday show, unhinged left-wing MSNBC host Tiffany Cross launched into a tirade against usually liberal-leaning HBO host Bill Maher for daring to call out radical woke leftists like her for being wildly out of touch. Trashing Maher as an “old angry white man,” Cross was eager to play the race card and claimed out of control cancel culture was “evolution.”

The nasty HBO Max dramedy Generation, about narcissistic teens forming various queer and “gender-fluid” relationships, went all in on man-hating this week, calling boys “parasites” and talking about wanting to “kill every man, boy and every male human being.” The show also threw in support for teen throuples and witches’ covens and spells.

White men are the worst! This is the message of the of HBO's In Treatment, a drama about a supposedly empathetic black female therapist who works with an array of patients.

The Lena Dunham dramedy Generation on HBO Max reached a new low this week when it had a cute little girl ask a gay teen couple if they were going to touch each others' penises.

HBO’s half-hour drama In Treatment follows a therapist contending with the issues of her patients as well as her own mental struggles. Sure enough, those issues also include the fake epidemic of “watching black kids get murdered” by police. Welcome to therapy in 2021.

Say what you will about the Chinese Communist Party, but it excels at keeping its people safe from insane pop music. Three famous musical acts have been scrubbed from streaming versions of HBO Max’s Friends: The Reunion for Chinese viewers. The CCP entirely stripped K-pop band BTS, Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga have been entirely stripped from the show.

HBO's Bill Maher is a liberal, there’s no doubt about that. But he’s an honest liberal willing to call out those in the media who are getting more extreme by the day. The Real Time host on Friday demolished New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof on how progressives attack Israel. 

Those silly celebs were at it again this month, attacking their favorite conservative Republican targets. Actor Seth Rogen attacked “fascist” Ted Cruz for “words” that “resulted in death.” HBO host John Oliver slimed Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis as “a man with a vibe that screams ‘will flirt with your teenage friends.”’ The following are the worst celebrity outbursts from the month…

The idea of late night “comedy” has degenerated into John Oliver not liking pro-life successes, ranting into his empty, audience-free HBO void as “depressing” and “infuriating. The Last Week Tonight host on Sunday again dropped the jokes and raged that a Mississippi abortion law will now be heard by a newly conservative Supreme Court: 

HBO host John Oliver spewed hate at the Jews of Israel on Sunday, foaming about the “apartheid” and “fucking war crimes” of the country. He lashed out at ally United States for having “blood on its hands.” The comedy-free rant got uncomfortable when Oliver cited as sources the anti-Semitic U.N Human Rights Council and a journalist who implied Israel didn’t have a right to exist.