Selena Gomez Fans Shred ‘The Good Fight’ Over Line About Her Kidney Transplant
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Viewers blasted the Paramount+ series for making light of "a life-threatening situation," adding that the star and her donor "deserve better."
The writers of “The Good Fight” were hit with online criticism this week for including a reference about Selena Gomez’s kidney transplant in a discussion about “cancel culture.” The fourth episode of the Paramount+ legal drama features a scene in which Liz (played by Audra McDonald) and a television executive (Wayne Brady) talk about what topics can be used for comedy. Their discussion prompts Jay (Nyambi Nyambi) to lament that comedians “need a permission slip to tell a joke.” After Jay wonders aloud which subjects would be considered off-limits, the character Jim (Ifádansi Rashad) responds, “Selena Gomez’s kidney transplant.”
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