Larry David’s Elmo attack slammed as ‘tone deaf’ by ‘Star Trek’ actor Wil Wheaton
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"Star Trek" actor Wil Wheaton called Larry David "tone deaf" and "self-centered" in a Facebook post for the comedian's impromptu attack on Elmo during the "Today" show last week.
"Holy s--- it's even worse than I thought. What the f--- is wrong with that guy? Elmo is, like, the best friend to multiple generations of children. In the Sesame Street universe, ELMO IS A CHILD, who is currently putting mental health and caring for others in the spotlight. And Larry F-----g David ... did ... that? And thought it was going to be ... funny? What?
"What an a------. What a stupid, self-centered, tone deaf a------."
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