The implications of this clip are mind-boggling. It's a painstakingly detailed re-enactment of a scene from a reality show (The Hills), and a startling dystopian vision of a permanently writerless Hollywood. It's also subtly brilliant satire starring bona fide actors James Franco and Mila Kunis.
Come back, writers! We at least need our news out here!
Courtesy of defamer.com
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