What’s Aged the Worst?
Armstrong; stereotypes; bisexuality gimmick; Vitamin Water; haircuts; Patches’s language; betting on one’s team
In the discussion (6)
Approx. transcript time · 00:46:37Read transcript
- Armstrong’s motivational image is the clearest example of poor aging. — Craig Horlbeck
- Dated language, stereotype tournament teams and bisexuality used as a gimmick are criticized. — Craig Horlbeck
- Vitamin Water’s extensive placement feels dated; its reported catering arrangement leads to disagreement about whether the brand still exists and remains worth drinking. — Craig Horlbeck
- Long and Vaughn have poor haircuts, while Goodman’s feathered hair is exempted. — Craig Horlbeck
- Patches’s dialogue is broadly judged poorly aged. — Craig Horlbeck
- Peter betting on his own team now evokes sporting suspensions; the panel distinguishes betting against oneself and debates whether backing one’s own win should be allowed.