Seth Meyers & Billy Eichner Take To The Streets To Demand Appropriate Anger From Total Strangers Over Tatiana Maslany’s Emmy Snubs

I AGREE WITH THIS LEVEL OF RAGE.

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Yes, Seth, yes. Preach it to the heavens. Clone Club, we are everywhere.

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