Irish comedian Graham Linehan has his next project lined up a ChatGPT video game about punishing transgender lesbians.Linehan once a beloved funnyman, actor, and writer in the U.K., known for creating the BAFTA award-winning shows Father Ted and The IT Crowd has more recently taken the J.K. Rowling route of dedicating his life to anti-trans causes. In 2023, he said that combating trans activism had "consumed his life," cost him jobs, and ended his marriage. Nearly three years later, he's still just as dedicated.In a new Observer profile, titled "Graham Linehan won't shut up," journalist Andrew Hankinson interviews Linehan. He has a hard time getting him to talk about anything other than trans issues.At one point, Linehan confirms comments he made on a recent podcast where he said if he saw that the pilot of a plane was trans, he wouldn't fly on it due to "a high suicide tendency among trans-identified people.""No one who thinks they're a different sex should be flying a passenger plane," he says.In perhaps the most bizarre part of the interview, Linehan tells Hankinson that he's working on a trans lesbian role-playing game in ChatGPT.Linehan tells Hankinson that he's been working on a "hidden role deduction game" in the AI chatbot with the following prompt: "You are five blind lesbian adventurers out for a good night out. Slaying dragons and whatnot. But one of your number is a hulking great troll pretending to be a woman.""Find the troll lesbian and then devise an amusing punishment without giving him an erection," the prompt concludes.Linehan was recently in court over charges that he harassed a teenage trans activist on social media and damaged her phone. He was found not guilty of harassment but guilty of criminal damage to the phone. Linehan says he will appeal the guilty charge.