Questions: Entertainment & Arts

Ducktales and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were not 90s shows, by the way.

I loved all of them, but I personally got to say mine was Animaniacs & Pinky and The Brain. The original one, not that woke abomination on Hulu.

In the spiderman I saw some kid got bit by a spider. And he became super strong like he went through an actual spert of puberty. Then he finally won over his crush or something. But she didn't truly love him til he defeated the villain. The end.
Is spiderman for kids? Or was it made for adults that never hit puberty to watch?

So in the light of all the things happening, is comedy going too far? There has been a new idea people are floating around which is comedians should only make jokes about the groups of people they’re apart of.

So black comedians can only make jokes about black people, white comedians with whites, Asians with Asians, LGBTQ with other members, etc etc. ( not even considering the fact some people belong to multiple groups, but this isn’t my idea at all).

I personally don’t think that’s a good idea because then comedy will die in my opinion and since it’s apart of the Arts , it’s something to be protected. I think the art of the attempt should be kept sacred, how we interpret it is another story.

So let’s hear it people! What do you think?