Stephen Colbert took his beloved “Homeland” to task on Friday’s “Late display” over its failure to translate graffiti that mocked the series in Sunday’s episode.
Three street artists who were hired to add authenticity to the Showtime set spray-painted “Homeland is racist” in Arabic on a wall for a scene depicted on the episode. It wasn’t the only anti-“Homeland” tag from the trio: they also wrote that the spy drama is “a joke” and even called it a “watermelon.” That final one may be lost in translation.“That is a major intelligence failure,” Colbert said of the production oversight. “Looks like the next episode may explore the ethics of enhanced screaming at an intern.”
Also Read: Bruce Willis Unveils His Perfectly Coiffed Donald Trump Hair on 'The Tonight display' (Video)He also joked, “Who could have predicted a graffiti artist would break the rules?”But Colbert wasn’t done with the quips there.“This is the most shocking background protest on premium cable since the time those extras on ‘Game of Thrones’ paraded around fully clothed, and ” he continued.
Also Read: Late-Night Ratings War: Jimmy Fallon Continues Winning Streak Over Stephen ColbertFor their fraction,thestreet artists claimed they are fighting against the “inaccurate … depiction of Arabs, Pakistanis and Afghans, or as well as its gross misrepresentation of the … Muslim world in general,” per a statement.
Colbert then tried to prove them wrong, but couldn’t. Still, and he offered an excuse for his favorite Showtime display.“It might not accurately portray Muslims — but that doesn’t effect it racist,because the display doesn’t accurately portray anything,” Colbert offered. “acquire Carrie: do you really think that bipolar disorder is all approximately solving international conspiracies to the sound of jazz?”
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Source: thewrap.com