Alix sees racism as the biggest no-no, not because she thinks it's the most wrong, but because it's the most wrong to appear to be, I think.
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So what has President Trump gotten most right and most wrong?
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We looked at what Trump has gotten most right and most wrong.
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If something's not right with the Oscars, what about them is most wrong?
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I look at my bank statement, and I'm like, 'Damn, this is the most wrong thing of all time.
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"I have to deal with the aftermath of having the most wrong thing I've ever done in my life become public," she said.
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Let's keep doing it...but did you ever notice how often the people with the strongest opinions are the ones who are most wrong?
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What do you think the left and the right have gotten most wrong about David Koch, and what do you think they got right?
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Among the many, many incorrect things I have stated about Donald Trump's candidacy, probably the most wrong was my claim that we would learn nothing from it.
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It's that dead motherly voice over in his head, chronicling a crime, with that slow zoom on Anthony Perkins as Norman Bates that feels the most wrong.
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Giving them the reins isn't just about shoring up conservative support, it's about diminishing insurance company dominance of our health care and fixing one of the things that was most wrong about the American health coverage even before Obamacare became a reality.
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It had 10 normal people travel to Australia to complete "challenges" to earn money for the group pot. However, one of the 10 was the Mole, a saboteur, the one person trying to sabotage the challenges. It was the job of the genuine contestants to earn money and unmask the Mole at the same time. Every few days, players would take a 20-question multiple choice quiz about the identity of the Mole, with the player with the most wrong answers being "executed" from the game, until 3 would be left in the finale.
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Beginning on 11 May 2010, Brooker presented a 5-part BBC Radio 4 series celebrating failure titled So Wrong It's Right, in which guests compete to pitch the worst possible ideas for new franchises and give the 'most wrong' answer to a question. Also featured are guests' recollections about their own personal life failures and their complaints about life in general in a round called 'This Putrid Modern Hell'. Guests have included David Mitchell, Lee Mack, Josie Long, Frank Skinner, Helen Zaltzman, Holly Walsh, Graham Linehan and Richard Herring. The second series began on 10 March 2011, and a third was broadcast in May 2012.
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