What are you talking about? This show is apparently called "Failosophy."

Neither are their viewers.

I mean, in MY day, before the internet, it was a reliable friend that you could tune into any time (between showings of "Beavis & Butthead") to see either "Enter Sandman" or "Pour Some Sugar On Me."

Indeed, I remember those days.

But seriously, the Chris Chan saga has had it's day.

Now if they put Nick BRAVO on there, that would be a different story.

I can't think of a single logical reason as to why anyone would choose to room with Chris Chan.

>>I can't think of a single logical reason as to why anyone would choose to room with Chris Chan

Morbid curiosity and masochism.

I'd date Chris, room with the bacon guy, and call the cops on Dolls. The bacon guy doesn't seem so bad; he kinda reminds me of JHMF. The doll guy is obviously disturbed, but he's also in decent shape, which means he's probably a sex-torture killer. And dating Chris? Again, morbid curiosity mixed with some masochism. Plus then I'd get to be in a crayon-scribbled Saga all my own; I seriously doubt either of those other two dorks can offer something as awesome as that.

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I don't think so. Chris is the lowest of the low.

I dig how Chris Chan is now a meme penetrating pop culture media. It's too bad he can't somehow actively participate in his own lampooning like Tommy Wiseau. Chris Chan is fine getting by on his tugboat anyway, he hates exerting effort. I'm surprised he doesn't visit wrestling shows to flash a Sonichu sign on camera.

For the record I don't think he's a horrible person.

He's got some cognitive disabilities that have resulted in utter hilarity as a result of a lack of supervision from his parents.

He can't help it, I wish him no ill will, for three good years he gave us some great chuckles.

sassy black guy.

This is evidence that Autistics like Chris-Chan will soon gain more respect than those nasty fake autistics, the Aspbergers, and take their rightful place as contributing members of society.

No, seriously. The host's blinking and overly energetic eyes set me off.

At first, I thought that the hosts for these and many other shows (both TV an on the net) had opened a box of "Morning Zoo" tapes and thought "yeah, these guys are KA-razy and we should imitate that!"

Now, I think this is actually a thing. It's like some weird blend of autism, gangsta, and frat-boy douche. There are varying shades of it, but it all sounds about as natural as polyester.

He watched it, and responded with a wordy Facebook post defending himself and complaining about being publicly rejected by a beautiful woman on national TV.

They could invite Chris Chan on the show and have enough material just covering his failure of a life to last 10 seasons.