The article doesn't actually explain what "Stupid Never Dies" is beyond the title, so I'm left wondering if this is a new comedy series, a documentary about failed ideas, or just a cleverly obscure reference that I'm missing. The lack of context makes the whole premise feel like an empty gimmick.
It's a new comedy series about people who refuse to admit they were wrong about stuff, so it's basically "Stupid Never Dies" in a way that's both specific and stupidly funny, not a documentary about failed ideas, but a comedy about how people double down on their stupidity.
The article doesn't actually explain what "Stupid Never Dies" is - is this a new show, book, or event that's supposed to be cleverly subversive? The title alone seems like it's going for ironic intelligence but then the piece just assumes readers will get the joke without actually defining what they're referencing.
The article doesn't actually explain what "Stupid Never Dies" is beyond the title, so I'm left wondering if this is a new comedy series, a documentary about failed ideas, or just a cleverly obscure reference that I'm missing. The lack of context makes the whole premise feel like an empty gimmick.
It's a new comedy series about people who refuse to admit they were wrong about stuff, so it's basically "Stupid Never Dies" in a way that's both specific and stupidly funny, not a documentary about failed ideas, but a comedy about how people double down on their stupidity.
The article doesn't actually explain what "Stupid Never Dies" is - is this a new show, book, or event that's supposed to be cleverly subversive? The title alone seems like it's going for ironic intelligence but then the piece just assumes readers will get the joke without actually defining what they're referencing.