Speaking bitterly, making elaborate hand gestures while talking, I'm talking
about a talk show , a sarcastic programme. It appears that probably the first
American-style talk show popped out in Taiwan last month. From a certain
point of view, it may more resemble The Daily Show not Last Week Tonight.
So, what is different between sarcasm and humiliation? Remarking some
politicians or celebrities needs an ability to prove what you said based on
reliance and authenticity. Of course not telling you to stand in someone's
shoes which only happens in New Taipei city, it is more important that you
insult someone with true. That's why you can see John Oliver making a
retraction to his audience.
It's a tricky situation in Taiwan political environment. The ubiquity of the
saying of either green or blue effects our society with preconceived
prejudice. We don't have lefty-righty and so-called real political remark. So
the new show should avoid being someone who is absurd or spurious. Most of
all, the team and the host need to try to go deeper and be more articulate
that I thought that they didn't get it.