Scott Adams, Racist Streamer And ‘Dilbert’ Creator, Dies At 68
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Key Points:
- Scott Adams, creator of the popular comic strip Dilbert, has died at 68 from prostate cancer, ending a career that once made him a leading satirist of corporate culture.
- Dilbert, launched in 1989, became a cultural phenomenon by humorously critiquing office life, leading to bestselling books, licensing deals, and a two-season animated series on UPN from 1999 to 2000.
- The Dilbert animated series was notable for its minimalist style and involvement of prominent creators like Mike Judge and Greg Daniels, marking a key moment in adult-oriented TV animation.
- Adams's career ended in controversy after he made racist remarks in 2023, resulting in widespread condemnation and the loss of his
