Shows with an animal that could talk, and talked with at least one human character, as opposed to thinking out loud; (shows populated ONLY by animals who talked amongst themselves don’t count).
Shows with an animal that could talk, and talked with at least one human character, as opposed to thinking out loud; (shows populated ONLY by animals who talked amongst themselves don’t count).
Shows with an animal that could talk, and talked with at least one human character, as opposed to thinking out loud; (shows populated ONLY by animals who talked amongst themselves don’t count).
Shows with an animal that could talk, and talked with at least one human character, as opposed to thinking out loud; (shows populated ONLY by animals who talked amongst themselves don’t count).
No, not the Jimmy Stewart or Brad Pitt or Hugo Weaving one. This Mr. Smith was a talking orangutan who got a job as a political advisor.
Shows with an animal that could talk, and talked with at least one human character, as opposed to thinking out loud; (shows populated ONLY by animals who talked amongst themselves don’t count).
Food Shows
Food Shows
Food Shows
Food Shows
Food Shows
Food Shows
Food Shows
Food Shows
Food Shows
The reruns are now called Justin Wilson’s Easy Cookin’
Food Shows
pass
Shows you can’t stand
They got Seinfeld, took out all the funny and left the mean-spiritedness.
Shows you can’t stand
No one in the show was in the least bit clever; they were all despicable human beings. Humor through stereotype. Pass.
Shows you can’t stand
It’s all scripted for assholes who were judged to be obnoxious enough to attract nationwide attention. One of them became our president.
Shows you can’t stand
Or any of the other “country”-themed TV sitcoms of that era.
Shows you can’t stand
Every character is a caricature, the jokes and situations are often sexist, racist, or emasculating without being funny, and nerd culture is laughed at instead of celebrated.
Shows you can’t stand
At first I thought I hated this show for the aggressively dumbed-down way it depicts police investigation. Then I realize I really hate it for its especially ham-fisted use of the trope of the Broken Genius, the technocrat who’s all logic and has no understanding of emotion (so the normies watching the show won’t feel inferior to her). There’s probably other things I hate about it too.