Is the era of making woke garbage in Hollywood over?

“The streamers … they’re all broke,” Dillon said, referring to belt tightening tactics at both Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery.

“They’re losing a lot of money. I didn’t get any notes on that [Netflix] special … I think it’s gonna go the other way, where people are like, ‘We gotta make money.’ These are all businesses. These guys all have mortgages. People forgot about that. They’re like, ‘oh, we can just win Emmys and have articles written about how great we are.’ Eventually, something’s gotta make money and something’s gotta be good,” Dillon said.

“Making just woke garbage might be over, and people are like, ‘let’s make things that are good,’” Dillon said.

“Funny always wins in the end,” said Kelly, whose new comedy special “Kill Box” debuted exclusively at LouisCK.com.

[I’ll settle for an “era of making at least some non-woke garbage,” frankly, rather than a full-stop end to Hollywood wokery and didactics. — Ed]