Donald Glover, star and creator of the critically acclaimed FX series Atlanta, tweeted an entire script from his would-be Deadpool animated series on Wednesday after it was announced that the project would no longer be moving forward.
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Glover, along with his brother Stephen Glover, were supposed to helm the project for FXX, a sister channel to FX, but the show dissolved due to "creative differences," the network said Saturday.
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The Glover brothers were attached to the series since last May, set for a 10-episode order.
There was also speculation that Glover's busy schedule β he's currently involved in the Star Wars Hans Solo spinoff and the live-action version of The Lion King, in addition to Atlanta β may have played a part in Deadpool not moving forward.
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But Glover, who often deletes tweets soon after sending them out into the interwebs, wrote on Wednesday, "For the record: I wasn't too busy to work on Deadpool."
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He then proceeded to tweet 15 pages of a script (which we've embedded for you below).
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Some have speculated that the gesture was a dig at the powers that be β i.e. Marvel Television, FXX β and being true to Glover's unique writing style, the script had some bits that did feel a little side-eye-worthy. π π π π π
"You know, I'm not really mad about this whole 'cancelled' thing," Deadpool says at one point in the script. "I actually think it's a good thing. I mean, is it even a good time to have a violent, gun-loving white man ranting on TV (hard sell) other than the president!"
At another point, Deadpool says, "Doesn't Marvel have enough feel-good minority shows everyone supports but doesn't watch? I mean, I think our show woulda been funny."
"I just wanted a place to be honest. (tearing up) And I guess that place is Freeform."
Reps for Glover, FX, and FXX didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.
Real or fake, people were pretty darn into the script.
@donaldglover
And a lot of people picked up on the apparent shade.
@donaldglover brought the actual receipts -well done sir.
Everyone*
"Donald Glover writing a whole mock Deadpool screenplay to ether FX is both the level of petty and the level of productive I aspire to be," comedian Jonny Sun tweeted.
donald glover writing a whole mock deadpool screenplay to ether fx is both the level of petty and the level of productive i aspire to be. like donald when did you find time to do this. even your petty is wildly productive https://t.co/pXGnmRdUNw