(b@d t@ste) top watch television

characters welcome, deadpan humor, number of celebrity cameos. very underrated, i think. you know how a decent enough book sets up an atmosphere? this show is atmosphere.

the french girl is sexy but we fall in love with martha. shot well, has a bunch of heart mixed in with dumb slap-stick comedy. also, realize it's louie anderson but i see him only as mrs. baskets.

a trainspotting reference, this over any seth macfarlane show.

nice development, throughout school. touched on some "real" subjects, shawn was in a cult. not sure about girl meets world.

one of the few shows and things that will genuinely make me laugh at loud.

actor john lurie taking other famous people fishing. listen to the narration. enjoyed the jim jarmusch, tom waits, and willem dafoe episodes most, all worth watching.

watched when younger, didn't really absorb much of it then, didn't bandwagon.

always on one of the nickelodeons in the middle of the night. the mom and daughter are sexy, george's random noises are funny sometimes, "he be like that".

in the months i abused ecstasy i laid in bed, watching this. haven't seen much since.

precocious, arnold was a bold kid. "always wash your berries before you eat them and fly toward the sun" -pigeon man

"each episode is the same" and every episode of full house ended with hugging, people still watched it, i don't argue well. wilson was a sage.

get a fix, people who dislike this show should at least watch to try and absorb in hank hill's philosophy.

nowhere near the realm of louis c.k. but have a similar enough outlook.

"you might get baked into a pie"

one of the last shows my house sat there, watched as a family.

a deadpan, dry, satire. underrated and funny. i can see how nathan's comedy isn't for everyone, maybe it's over their head.

this being the first episode i watched, i gave it a chance.

got to it later then i'd like to admit. have seen every episode including (u.k.), well written, still remained somewhat real within it's feel.

aubrey plaza brought me here, one of my favorite shows.

carrie brownstein is an intelligent sexy, funny enough hipsters. "we can pickle that"

before getting cable this, tiny toon adventures and soap operas is all i remember.

used to come on disney at 3 a.m. really a decent ass cartoon.

philosophical musings of karl pilkington, conversations worth animating.

sort of authentic felt real (not that last season) grew up with it on.

dil and kimi blew ass, ruined the essence, fucking gold the first few seasons.

was always more into mad tv, but i'll still watch snl.

mornings before school and during the summer, colorful goofy nostalgia.

my favorite show. beginning seasons especially, got cartoony after that. sometimes sad, such is life. hey #1


context

jumped the shark, nihilism, still smart but for awhile there it was worth growing with, staying awake late to watch. will watch a newer episode if on but these guest couch gag animations as of late are one of the only real redeeming qualities left.

e network is a garbage fucking network, never miss the soup though. CANCELED

jami gertz is fine in this, show was also funny enough.

wilmer valderrama and ashton kutcher are douchebags but always liked this show.

not bad, made me laugh. outlandish?

"instant smile" ahead of its time, predicts the future. borrowed ideas from literature, other work, etc. stories have been parodied a number of times in a number of ways. countless good episodes.

there is nothing new i can bring to the table that hasn't been brought up, said or discussed already. if you ever wondered how a david lynch fever dream soap opera might feel.

really liked as a kid, didn't know why. as much turmoil as the 60's had, most representations of the era has good atmosphere.

remember my dad always watching, I would too but not comprehend it. peaks my interest, I invested five months into it.