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GOP Rep. Claims Animated Comedy Starring Danny DeVito As Satan Is 'Clearly Evil' In Unhinged Post

GOP Rep. Claims Animated Comedy Starring Danny DeVito As Satan Is 'Clearly Evil' In Unhinged Post
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Louisiana Republican Representative Mike Johnson was widely mocked online after he claimed that an animated comedy starring actor Danny DeVito as Satan is "clearly evil" in a post.

The series, Little Demon, stars Aubrey Plaza as well as DeVito and his daughter Lucy DeVito. It follows a woman who is impregnated by the Devil and who tries to live a normal life in Delaware with her Antichrist daughter only to find herself battling with the child's father, who wants custody of her soul.


A trailer for the series—which premiered on FX on August 25 and can be watched on Hulu—is included below.

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The series angered Johnson, who denounced it in a Facebook post.

He said he "couldn’t get to the remote fast enough to shield my 11-year-old from the preview" and openly wondered "how many millions more will tune in to the new series, owned and marketed by DISNEY."

He proceeded to criticize the actors by sharing snippets of positive reviews from different sources, saying that he "could write volumes this morning, and unpack pages of Bible verses here."

He concluded:

"Our job as parents is to guard the hearts and minds of our kids. This culture has become alarmingly dark and desensitized and this is not a game."
"Disney and FX have decided to embrace and market what is clearly evil. STAY FAR FROM IT."

You can see Johnson's complete post below.

One problem with Johnson's rant, of course, is Little Demon is not marketed to children.

It is very much a series for adults and by adults and has been marketed as such.

Johnson has been harshly criticized for his hot take.

He inadvertently created buzz for the series among people who said the show had piqued their interest.



Johnson—who was first elected in 2016—is the vice chair of the House Republican Conference and is considered one of the more socially and fiscally conservative members of Congress.

He previously made headlines for issuing a call for government sponsored school prayer. In 2018, Johnson joined Republican state Attorney General Jeff Landry and Christian actor Kirk Cameron to argue under the First Amendment for student-led prayer and religious expression in public schools.

A devoted follower of former Republican President Donald Trump, Johnson served as a member of Trump's legal defense team during both the 2019 and 2020 Senate impeachment trials, which resulted in acquittals.

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