Update 1:49pm CT, Nov. 7: All of the Kevin Spacey jokes have been compiled into one supercut, which can be streamed below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHCvmZlC5jQ
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Hulu’s Difficult People is one of streaming’s most pitch-perfect manifestations of internet and celebrity culture, and though it name-checks a dizzying number of celebs, one stands out: Kevin Spacey.
On Monday, Spacey responded to allegations that he assaulted Anthony Rapp when the latter was 14. Other allegations have since come out, and production on House of Cards season 6 was halted. While people were mining pop culture for some old Spacey jokes and references, Difficult People creator and star Julie Klausner was transparent.
https://twitter.com/julieklausner/status/925100906558951424
Over three seasons, the show has made jokes about Spacey—and his alleged behavior—part of the fabric of the series. The fan account @difficultpsycho has compiled them in tweet and video form.
#KevinSpacey pic.twitter.com/WOYxW6lr5K
— out of context difficult people (@nocontextDP) October 31, 2017
#KevinSpacey pic.twitter.com/06FcV3AE73
— out of context difficult people (@nocontextDP) October 31, 2017
https://twitter.com/difficultpsycho/status/925446874043224064
#KevinSpacey pic.twitter.com/khDWBVApeV
— out of context difficult people (@nocontextDP) October 31, 2017
#KevinSpacey pic.twitter.com/6PJyCUXOrO
— out of context difficult people (@nocontextDP) October 31, 2017
#KevinSpacey jokes from #DifficultPeople https://t.co/yjrhuRIZ9u pic.twitter.com/xhIXuxG4Vj
— out of context difficult people (@nocontextDP) November 1, 2017
Spacey wasn’t the only target. Let’s not forget season 3’s incredible Woody Allen episode, in which Klausner accepts a role in his new series but tries to pretend she’s still a feminist.
https://twitter.com/rachsyme/status/919668238765654019
Season 3 of Difficult People concluded on Sept. 26; the show has not yet officially been renewed for a fourth season.
