I get not liking one of Mad Men, The Wire, Seinfeld or South Park, but if someone dislikes more than one of those I honestly question their intelligence.
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I get not liking one of Mad Men, The Wire, Seinfeld or South Park, but if someone dislikes more than one of those I honestly question their intelligence.
SNL was great when it first started and during the late 80's - early 90's, with MASSIVE amounts of **** in-between and after.
M*A*S*H is the correct answer, kids.
South Park is legit one of my favorite shows ever, but it's kind of lost it's way with being political and/or topical nearly every single episode. I want more of Cartman nearly killing Butters to get to Casa Bonita, Randy Marsh starting fights at his son's baseball games and Towelie getting an intervention.
M*A*S*H is the correct answer, kids.
South Park is legit one of my favorite shows ever, but it's kind of lost it's way with being political and/or topical nearly every single episode. I want more of Cartman nearly killing Butters to get to Casa Bonita, Randy Marsh starting fights at his son's baseball games and Towelie getting an intervention.
"Season three is, in part, a sustained allegory for (and argument against) the Iraq War, to the point where the finale’s ironic title is “Mission Accomplished.” The comparisons between the “war on drugs” and the Iraq War are valid, up to a point—both are pointless, requiring engagement with a populace that has no interested in overbearing American troops—but the comparison still falls flat. Both are serious issues, but only one was started on a series of elaborate lies rather than a fundamentally wrongheaded approach to a serious policy problem (you know what I mean). The comparison is occasionally instructive, but often it’s more indicative of what was going on in David Simon’s head at the moment. And it helps date the show in a way that not even pagers could."
Agreed.
Agreed.
South Park was fantastic front to back this season. I love the continuity they have been introducing over the last few years.
The entire PC thing was something they obviously took personally and wanted to sound off on emphatically. Not surprising and I can't blame them.
They did a great job with it.
The entire PC thing was something they obviously took personally and wanted to sound off on emphatically. Not surprising and I can't blame them.
They did a great job with it.
Also - anyone who is of sound mind understands that Big Bang Theory or any other show that Chuck Lorre creates are not actually "television shows" in the conventional sense of the description. They're a combination of videos and sounds sent to your television with the intent to make you a stupid.....not to entertain you. Many have tried to emulate Chuck's ruse but none have matched his effectiveness to date.
If you enjoy Chuck Lorre's work and don't want to be a stupid, dig up the thread where that show was discussed and begin your recovery.
If you enjoy Chuck Lorre's work and don't want to be a stupid, dig up the thread where that show was discussed and begin your recovery.
I was hoping Friends would end like Reservoir Dogs ended. God I hated that show.
Were you forced to watch ? Generally, if I dislike a show, i don't watch. But that just me.
I watched it enough to know I hated it. Didn't it end up being all just a bad dream, and none of those douchy characters were actually real TV characters?
I will duck as well, Treetop. I liked MASH also. It might have ran a season or two too long but the comedy intermingled with drama was groundbreaking.