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:( So don’t watch then

Exactly

@@isabellareyescortes7346 Why would we not watch it it comes up when we were scrolling and we didnt know it would be a really bad edit with no difference in the before and after we cannot read the future so mind ur own buisness

Oh I haven't watched that show in years! Loved it

Ablesplain, wow that’s a new one. As someone who also has autism, who fucking cares? This is a show from the early 2000’s no shit it’s gonna have some dated hot takes, I haven’t seen anyone here who has been disrespectful in any way, you’re tripping.

cry about it

as a fellow autistic person myself 🤓☝️ do you know what a spectrum is?

@@ghostlymolecule Yes I do, it's an excuse to lump many groups of people together into single lazily written stereotypes. If you are going to use "spectrum", then at least have the gall to include EVERY SINGLE PERSON ON EARTH onto the autistic spectrum.

@@onestopshockblockcockblockcop It really isn’t, Autism varies widely so it’s put on a spectrum. I have Aspergers and I’m relatively high functioning, I knew kids in school who had autism as severe and sometimes worse than this kid actor portrayed. Humans as a species like to categorize things, sometimes with stigmas and most times not. The issue isn’t the idea of the autism spectrum, it’s just how vague it is and the common idea of what having autism does.

Theres a difference between perfect and decent, nonoffensive, and not infuriating

Normie shows can’t get it right even with the best intentions

Cameron pissed me off for a variety of reasons, this being one of them. I love House MD, but hated how the show portrayed her as the “kind-hearted ethical doctor” when often, she was anything but.

blonde hair blue eyes just saying cameron

its weong because the kids fucking annoying

@@初春-y2n so it's not wrong hence it should be a W moment lmao

This was made in 2004 or so, admittedly by today’s standards there are so many things that make it outdated.

maybe you the person who wrote this is fucking idiotic. “whenever they say something true” bruh how insensitive can u get!!!

you know whats rude, whining for no reason

Nope, that right there is what's rude

@@savythenillerwaffer I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE LETTERS MEAN in each point that's made in the video. They obviously must mean SOMETHING, or they wouldn't have been included - but anyone who, like me, doesn't know what they're supposed to stand for is naturally going to feel like they're missing a huge amount of context, don't you think? In fact, do you know what kind of person might feel like they NEED that kind of information (however trivial it might seem to YOU personally) in order to understand the video as a whole? SOMEONE ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM! Who is now being ripped into in the comments section by people allegedly 'defending' people on the autism spectrum! How ironic is THAT, huh?

@@MaerahnL =lose W =win

The wins were correct at the time this was filmed, however I do agree that in 2024, there is a lot of information that is now outdated as well as portraying Autistic characters or storylines are not factually correct anymore.

autism doesn't affect an individual's intelligence. intellectual disabilities are sometimes comorbid with autism, but it varies with each individual. also, autism cannot be 'mild' nor 'severe', it is a spectrum. when people refer to an autistic person as 'mildly autistic', that means that that autistic person portrays their autistic traits mildly, that doesn't mean they experience them mildly (this is known as masking autism, aka hiding autistic traits in order to fit in). rather than thinking of autism as a linear spectrum, think of it as a circle divided into different traits. some people experience certain traits to a higher degree than others. this is why autism is referred to as a spectrum, as no two autistic people are the same. we are still discovering things about autism which is why the language we use is constantly evolving. for example, 'aspergers' is no longer diagnosed as a condition, due to the concept of 'mild and severe autism' being outdated. the reason why this person has made this video is because some of the scenes in this episode are offensive or triggering, such as the first clip. i understand that it is difficult to comprehend why something would be offensive if you aren't part of the community it offends. i am autistic and these clips did make me feel uncomfortable, as hearing people talk about your existence like a burden isn't pleasant. however, i understand that these beliefs about autism were the norm around the time this episode was written. i encourage you to learn more about autism as your preexisting knowledge is heavily influenced by stereotypes, and that can be harmful. it is important to not base your knowledge on a topic by its stereotypes, it really makes a difference. thank you for taking the time to read this, and i hope i have broadened your knowledge on autism!

@@em6242 Found another one i guess.