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People canceling the show because of this episode?? Uhhh, if your offended by the blatant overture to feminist wokeness for the idiot male, and don't see the irony and the absurdity of this episode, you should move on to something that won't hurt your head.

I love this show and it really hits home with me. The writing acting and directing are all beyond reproach. This episode is such an outlier in the series...it feels like someone hijacked the show. Its not that I feel one way or the other about woman's wages its that the preachy politicisation of this episode does not fit with the series. The show still had its funny moments for sure but it was far outweighed with the stats and narrative around wages. This show tackles sensitive topics like addiction, mental health and homelessness all the time and does it so well. This episode felt heavy handed and forced.

It's like they swapped out the usual writers for Lena Dunham, and she took delight in demonising men in almost every way possible. Horribly sexist trash. Totally unfunny. Such a bizarre episode.

I'm not usually a "woke" supporter and in many ways I despise the extremism of the movement.

I really loved seeing the growth Mugsy had in this episode, it really expanded his character a lot.

It was beautiful acting and wasn't forced or over-the-top woke, like some girl-power film/TV moments can feel.

Stop with this BS, you get a great show going then you try to force feed us this crap! We are not idiots. I will try one more episode and see if this is worth watching anymore. First 2 seasons amazing and fun, happy to have a 3rd season until this episode.

No one actually believes the nonsense spewed by. Mugsy. Not even the tasteless goons that rated this half funny episode a 10. Stop with the wage gap bs already, it can ve debunked by a 10 year old with a calculator.

I was surprised to see all the negative reviews. This particular show made me laugh out loud so many times, and really, this is why I watch this show. Yes. A message was being pushed, but this is not unusual for this show. The sensitivity training group session was the best ever.

Almost made me quit watching the show entirely. Luckily I pushed through as it's otherwise a good show.

Each episode is like a puzzle piece and when the puzzle is put together you see the layers of this 'dysfunctional' group and their efforts to evolve. Believe it or not, some men are still blockheads, and say and do stupid, insenstive things. We've all been having a laugh at those who ask for sensitivity as in conflates into political correctness, but when it's YOUR child, maybe it's ok to try to see things from another point of view. Well done.

I've had a blast watching Loudermilk season's 1 and 2, so I'm going to give them one free pass here on this trainwreck of an episode. Ironic how Sam is such an elitist and music snob throughout the series, but the show seems to be selling out (Woke PC Trash) in its 3rd season.

Worse episode EVER. Me too episode for left people.

The point of the episode was Mugsy's growth with his family. That is the main plot point and what this episode centers on, but it does it in the most un-Loudermilk way possible. Two graduates, with identical degrees, in the bastion of sexism that is Seattle get offered 75k and 90k, and the difference is because of their sex? I'm not saying it never happens, I'm sure there are bad companies that do it. But in the world of Loudermilk, it felt so out of sync with the rest of the tone that you completely forget about the point. Mugsy owning up to his past and growing.

I have adored Brian Regan's stand up for decades, had no idea he could act as well. Brian has always made me laugh and now he made me cry, that's talent! I love this show and everything the Farelly do. Come on, you insensitive b......ds ...just kidding. But lighten up a hair. Jeeeez.

Great, I guess that stunning review was too short. I'm not one to go on and on. But what else can I say? Great show, sorry to see it end.

First time I saw Brian Regan was early 90's at a very small venue in Hawaii. He slayed me. We were getting ready to leave, saw him and complimented him on a hilarious set. He asked me to stay for the second set because my laugh. Well, hallelujah...I've hit my quota. Good night Irene.

You can easily kill a person by hitting them in the head with a golf club. And old she gets is anger management? A man would be in jail. 70% wage gap is completely false, and has been proven so. How can anyone still be trying to push this false narrative in 2021. And the chances of a woman being offered 20k less than a man, in THAT city??? Did she ASK for more? I bet she didn't. If they really offered him 20k more with the exact same qualifications, and she asks for the same, they'd give it to her. If every company could hire a woman for 30% less, companies would be staffed by only women. Why waste the money on men?

Who wrote this episode??? Someone that just straight hates men? Google the actress that plays his daughter. Maybe she was the one that wrote this episode. This episode was nothing like the other episodes. It was a completely different show. It was just so awkward.

Hopefully picks back up after a digression into misandry. The "men" (with an inflection) get sent to women's sensitivity because a group of women assault them on a golf course. We get it, men bad. Can we get back to grumpy Loudermilk being grumpy again?

Previous two episodes did an ok job of showing two men trying to raise a kid, while only hinting at the stigma and eybrows that would be raised, before climaxing in the hyperbolic result thereof.

Came here to so see if it is a one off and thankfully seems to have been. Though i don't like the single star, there are far too many ten star reviews which just shouldn't be. Even misandry is your thing, the story is contrived and the dialogue poorly assembled.

Ended up being very preachy and on the nose. A niave understanding of the subject matter (Women don't just get paid 15% less than men for the same job) and felt very out of place compared to how the show handled other subjects.

Shame as the initial story of mugsy and his daughter had some legs. Given how crappy he'd been to his family a more profound character arc could of really paid off. Instead they opted for cheap cliche and weird men hating. Even loudermilk came off meek in this episode.

There was also some real opportunity for comedy. The soy boy in the group did get a laugh when trying to justify pegging but this could of been taken further.

Anyway, loved the series but this episode was way off the mark.

As someone pointed out, this episode is so out of character, I've been binge watching the show for the first time and this episode almost put me off from finishing the series

And the 10/10 reviews know how garbage it is by making claims like "it'll upset the neaderthals" ....no, it'll just repel people from watching shows like this because people are tired of the victim mentalitied, white bad, man bad, 1 billion genders and lgbtq been rammed down our throats every 5 seconds.

Disappointing episode and I hope the series redeems itself because for the most part, it's been very enjoyable to watch.

It is noticeable through TV series and movie's that they tend towards the destruction of society by ignoring, marginalizing, and abolishing the role of men in the home as (husband, father, or brother...) and exalting the role of women. In the past, programs and media demanded women's right to equality with men. Today, we find that she has transgressed by insulting men and the right to equality, and is demanding that women play the role of men in life, and that they are better than men in all fields!!

In fact, series or TV shows have played a role in changing the culture of society, and we have a culture of power and control of women over the reins of life!

You know it was coming, The commonly cited statistic that women earn 77 cents for every dollar men earn has been found to oversimplify the issue. Studies show (from the AAUW and department of labour report) that when factors like job type, college major, and work experience are taken into account, the wage gap narrows significantly to about 4.8 to 7 cents.

As for the arguments against wage within the same job, once experience was taken into account the wages align, it seems alot of woman go off and have kids and leave their jobs.

As for the rest of the episode, I thought it was pretty damn funny.