That would explain how the clowns keep ending up in the Mayfair-Richards home: Winter is opening the door for them. It’s heavily hinted the murderous clowns are involved with the Andersons' scheming, since the masked group's assassination of Tom Chang (Tim Kang) and his wife Marylin Chang (Nanrisa Lee) opened up a spot on the city council that is the exact seat Kai is now running for. The logic is wild, and proves Winter is the world’s worst babysitter and needs to be fired immediately, yet that’s essentially 2+2=4 in Anderson Burgeoning Cult Speak.Īnother one of Winter and Oz’s bizarre conversations helps reveal what, exactly, her connection is with the killer clowns running around. And if he’s giving you all of that created fear, you’re subsequently stronger for it, too. It’s going to make us both stronger.” So, hypothetically if you’re a fear-obsessed, warped Anderson sibling, you're actually making Oz stronger by consistently scaring him. “You’re gonna give me your fear, Oz, I’m going to keep it for you. Don’t you want to be strong?” In the following episode, Winter plays the same pinkie finger truth-telling game she plays with Kai, except this time she’s leading. “It hurts at first, but it makes you better. “This is like a vaccination, but for your brain,” she tells Oz when he rightly freaks out over the bloody dark web murder videos.
Oz strongly promoted the use of the antimalaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a cure for COVID and was harshly criticized for stating last year on Fox News that reopening schools might be worth the increased number of deaths it could cause he eventually apologized for the latter.While it looks like Winter is simply terrorising the little boy for fun, since she hates children and all, it’s possible she’s actually trying to help him in her own dark way. He has frequently been accused by other medical experts of promoting false or at least faulty medical claims, otherwise known as “pseudoscience.” He has also faced criticism for promoting alternative medicine like homeopathy.ĭuring the pandemic, Dr.
Oz, who got his own show after regular appearances on Oprah Winfrey’s daytime show in the ’00s, has been no stranger to controversy during the run of his show. (Both served as governor of California and Reagan went one step further, serving two terms in the White House.) Schwarzenegger would return to the screen after his term ended, which included taking over for Trump on “The Apprentice.” Other Hollywood actors such as Reagan and Schwarzenegger were not acting while they launched their political careers. NBC severed the relationship with Trump due to his many disparaging statements about Mexican immigrants made during the announcement of his candidacy. Though NBC later fired him from the show (the network also cut ties with Trump’s Miss USA pageant), it was not explicitly due to him running for president. Donald Trump was still the host of NBC’s “The Apprentice” in 2015 when he first announced his presidential candidacy. Oz would not be the first TV host to run for public office while he was still on TV. ‘Rust’ Investigators Target Film’s Gun Supplier in New Warrant ( Four candidates - John Kasich, Mike Huckabee, Jim Gilmore and Lindsey Graham - wound up doing so.) When Trump hosted “Saturday Night Live” during his candidacy in the fall of 2015, NBC was forced to give equal time in key primary states to any of his GOP competitors who requested it. These rules stipulate that when any political candidate is given time on over-the-air broadcast stations, his or her political opponents can request that same amount of time (and usually in the same timeslot).Įssentially, that would mean Oz’s Senate competitors would be allowed to request the same amount of time on those stations. Oz is running his campaign, those and other Pennsylvania stations that air his show would likely be subject to the FCC’s Equal Time rule. Oz” mostly airs on Fox affiliated stations, including in Pennsylvania’s two most populous cities, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Reps for Oz and his production company did not respond for comment, while Sony Pictures Television, which distributes the show, declined to comment. Dr Oz Enters Pennsylvania Senate Race as a Republican
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