Jimmy Kimmel's Back on the Air: Free Speech Gets a Hard-On, But My Bolz Ain't Laughing
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So, here's the rundown: It’s been a week straighter than my morning wood. Kimmel drops a monologue bomb about the assassination of conservative firebrand Charlie Kirk, implying the shooter was some right-wing nut with a hard-on for chaos. Wrong call, Jimmy—turns out, it was a misfire bigger than a rookie at a porn shoot. Trump loses his shit, tweeting about yanking broadcast licenses like he’s pulling dicks out of a lineup. The FCC chair’s circling like a vulture with a boner for censorship, and ABC yanks Jimmy Kimmel Live! faster than you can say "blue balls." Disney suits like Bob Iger are in full panic mode, calling it "ill-timed and insensitive" to keep the nation from stroking out. Conservatives are popping champagne; liberals are crying "cancel culture!" louder than a porn star faking it.
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Plot twist that had me shooting coffee out my nose: As of yesterday, Kimmel’s sliding back into his 11:35 p.m. slot on ABC starting tonight. Suspension’s lifted after some "thoughtful conversations" (read: corporate circle-jerk). Kimmel’s teasing he’ll address the mess in his opening bit—probably with that smug grin and a punchline limper than a post-Viagra comedown. But not everyone’s getting the show; Sinclair and Nexstar stations are still giving him the middle finger, airing local news instead. It’s like telling Kimmel, “Nice dick, but we’re keeping the party local.” Thousands of homes in flyover country won’t see it, which feels like a stiff middle finger or a slick ratings grab—your call.
I’m all about free speech, folks. Let every swinging dick and hairy bolz have their say. Kimmel can roast Trump from here to his golden toilet, and some redneck DJ in Bumfuck, Idaho, can call him a coastal cuck. That’s the American way—messy, loud, and occasionally hung like a horse. If we start canceling shows every time someone fucks up, we’ll be left with infomercials and The View reruns, which is crueler than a kick to the bolz. Remember when Colbert tanked over that Bush puppet bit? Nah, he didn’t—he got harder, edgier, and now he’s slinging zingers like a stud. Free speech ain’t about protecting what you like; it’s about letting every dickhead air their dirty laundry so we can laugh at them, not with them.
But—here’s the money shot—Kimmel’s still not funny. Sorry, Jimmy, if you’re reading this from your panic room (and after this week, you’re probably jerking off to your own tears). Your show’s limper than a noodle in a cold shower. The monologues? Predictable as blue balls after a Tinder date. “Trump tweeted what? Gasp! Let’s dig up a 2012 tweet!” It’s like watching a porn star try to act—technically there, but nobody’s buying it. The celebrity interviews? Softer than a flaccid ego, with fake laughs that echo like a fart in a wind tunnel. Jimmy, you’re up against Fallon’s carpool karaoke and Trevor Noah’s ghost still stroking the competition on Daily Show reruns. Get some new writers or at least a joke with some bolz, man.
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Rant time, ‘cause what’s a post without me stroking my ego? This Kimmel clusterfuck is peak 2025 nonsense: a throbbing mess of trigger-happy regulators, spineless execs, and social media mobs acting like every bad joke is the end of the free world. Trump’s out here playing FCC cock-blocker, threatening licenses like he’s snipping bolz for sport. Disney’s tiptoeing like they’re scared of their own dicks—Bob Iger probably needed a kale smoothie and a Viagra to sign off on Kimmel’s return. And the celebs? Damon Lindelof boycotting his own network? Tatiana Maslany rallying the She-Hulk squad to cancel Disney+? It’s like watching toddlers fight over a dildo-shaped crayon, except the crayon’s worth billions and the timeout’s a news cycle.
Here’s the real climax: Nobody wins but the lawyers and the meme lords. Kimmel gets his slot back, Sinclair gets their news bump, and us viewers? We’re left jerking the remote, wondering if late-night TV’s just a flaccid relic. Podcasts are where the real juice is—raw, no ads every five seconds, and no fear of getting yanked for “insensitivity.” Hell, my r