An extended "fat" joke that plays really poorly

Maggie Castle, Bill Turnbull, and Melanie Leishman in Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010)

Look dude, I've had it all, all right: Skinny chicks, Tall chicks, Mini chicks, Chicks with Dicks. All right? Half machine/Half chick. But, when I wanna grease my piece; I go obese.

Ali Tataryn in Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010)

Alex House in Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010)

Marina Stephenson Kerr in Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010)

Maggie Castle in Todd and the Book of Pure Evil (2010)

Alex House

Maggie Castle

Bill Turnbull

Charles Picco

The fattest girl in school uses the book to become skinny, but her leftover fat creates a monster that turns all the other girls in the school fat. Jenny becomes fat and Todd has to prove to her that his feelings for her aren&apos;t sh...

James Dunnison

Monster Fat

An extended &quot;fat&quot; joke that plays really poorly

I&apos;m really enjoying this series but this episode is one long &quot;fat joke&quot;, the &quot;humor&quot; relying on thinking it&apos;s funny to think fat people are disgusting and miserable. Do you think that&apos;s funny? You&apos;ll find this a scream.

I can&apos;t imagine who thought this was a good idea. I wouldn&apos;t have believed something like this could have gotten made in the 1980s, let alone in the 2010s.

This couldn&apos;t have been made about any other minority or demographic, because obese people are the last people who it&apos;s still totally acceptable to publicly make fun of on TV just for being themselves.

I&apos;m not &quot;offended&quot;, it&apos;s just that stupidity and uninspired lowbrow attempts at ostracizing, bigoted tropes are boring, they&apos;re lazy and unoriginal. Who thought this was funny, was this written by a third grader? It&apos;s just not entertaining. Could they really not write something a little better than this? Hopefully the rest of the series, which until now has been great, will go back to aiming a little higher than this.

I'm really enjoying this series but this episode is one long "fat joke", the "humor" relying on thinking it's funny to think fat people are disgusting and miserable. Do you think that's funny? You'll find this a scream.

I can't imagine who thought this was a good idea. I wouldn't have believed something like this could have gotten made in the 1980s, let alone in the 2010s.

This couldn't have been made about any other minority or demographic, because obese people are the last people who it's still totally acceptable to publicly make fun of on TV just for being themselves.

I'm not "offended", it's just that stupidity and uninspired lowbrow attempts at ostracizing, bigoted tropes are boring, they're lazy and unoriginal. Who thought this was funny, was this written by a third grader? It's just not entertaining. Could they really not write something a little better than this? Hopefully the rest of the series, which until now has been great, will go back to aiming a little higher than this.

The fattest girl in school uses the book to become skinny, but her leftover fat creates a monster that turns all the other girls in the school fat. Jenny becomes fat and Todd has to prove to her that his feelings for her aren't shallow.

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