“This is The Story of Scott Adams and the Death of Dilbert”

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1. Hank Gillette

   I don’t think I want to spend 48 minutes of my life hearing about Scott Adams.

2. AJ

   I can’t believe there was a time I ever enjoyed ‘Dilbert’

   Even looking back at his earlier comics, the red flags were there. Especially when it came to his portrayal of female and foreign workers. Oh well, like all tragedies the signs only become obvious in retrospect.

   1. Bob

      His life is better than ever!
      Visit to his channel on locals.com and see.

3. Jimmy Pauling

   I hope this means that TDC will have fewer posts about Adams (or none), now that he’s “fallen.”

4. Becky

   Totally agree with AJ. But I watched it anyway. It did fill in some holes with information I didn’t know about. It’s not something I would recommend watching unless you are curious about what he’s really like and what caused his downfall. But it’s well-done and moves along. I suggest being ready to pause the video to read some of the text bits and comics shown, since the narrator doesn’t always read all of them.

5. Wiley Miller

   If you can imagine yourself as a person 50 years in the future, never having heard of Scott Adams and watch it objectively, it’s an interesting piece.

6. Alex Hallatt

   Thanks for the link – I’ll watch that whilst I’m inking my comic strip.
   I thought Dilbert was very funny decades ago. But I was working in an office job dreaming of becoming a syndicated cartoonist.

7. Alex Hallatt

   OMG that was worth watching for the Dilbert Hole story alone. About 10 minutes in.

8. Ted Rall

   People who say they never enjoyed “Dilbert” or thought Scott Adams was interesting weren’t there at the time. Both the rise and the fall of this important comic strip are interesting stories. As for Adams, he’s crazy like a fox. He always knows what he’s doing.