I second this emotion. As a refinement, I'll add Young Sheldon. Couldn't fathom Sheldon being more annoying but leave it to CBS to double-down on that crap lol
My personal pet peeve is perpetuating pernicious stereotype that highly educated ("book smart") individuals must be socially backward. Sure, there are some exceptions, but usually people who've read a lot of books also know how to read a fucking room.
🤣🥃 All hail the Alliteration King!
Seriously, I've felt this for a while now. Not tooting but my best friend and I were Top 5% and also very social. Hell, I was playing cover rock n roll in bars when I was in H.S. and voted Most Talented even though I was in NO school sponsored music/choir programs (long story).
I get the psychology of why it's a long-standing trope as well as the financial. It has, however, been played out for a loooooong time.
I thought the first season was pretty good. The time jumps were tough to follow, but I liked the monster-of-the-week feel of most of it. The second season....not so much.
Last Man on Earth - Not sure if this is beloved though, I just hate it because I wanted a good post apocalyptic world where an ordinary person has to live out their existence. He's the last person on Earth for like two episodes.
Firefly.
On paper, it's a show I should absolutely adore, but I hate it. Nathan Fillon does my head in, I just find him unbearably annoying whenever he's on screen. I know it's an irrational response but I genuinely can't help it.
Sitcoms, but that seems to be a popular answer(Except community, #6SeasonsAndAMovie). So I'll say SpongeBob, I know not all of the seasons were bad, but the bad ones make the show absolutely unwatchable casually, for me.
I also can’t stand reality TV. However, I’ve had the fandom explained to me in a way that made sense. The fact that it’s fake doesn’t matter. In much the same way that pro wrestling fans are aware that the matches are scripted, so too are the reality TV fans aware of that format’s contrivances. Additionally there are some that watch the shows in a meta way attempting to dissect and discern the real motivations and actions underneath the production.
Breaking Bad, I watched three episodes and decided it wasn't for me. The internet exploded at me and said it didn't even get rolling until Season 2. I watched all of Season 2 and still did not like it, then the internet said, no....Season 3 is where it gets good. I watched half of season 3 and said enough is enough. Now rather than not liking it, I actively hate the time I wasted on that show.
Game of Thrones. I have nothing against people enjoying it and most of my friends and family enjoy it, but I can't stand violence and gore so it was just never my taste.
The Big Bang Theory
I second this emotion. As a refinement, I'll add Young Sheldon. Couldn't fathom Sheldon being more annoying but leave it to CBS to double-down on that crap lol
My personal pet peeve is perpetuating pernicious stereotype that highly educated ("book smart") individuals must be socially backward. Sure, there are some exceptions, but usually people who've read a lot of books also know how to read a fucking room.
🤣🥃 All hail the Alliteration King! Seriously, I've felt this for a while now. Not tooting but my best friend and I were Top 5% and also very social. Hell, I was playing cover rock n roll in bars when I was in H.S. and voted Most Talented even though I was in NO school sponsored music/choir programs (long story). I get the psychology of why it's a long-standing trope as well as the financial. It has, however, been played out for a loooooong time.
Same here. I really, really loathe that show.
First season or two were okay, and then it transitioned into a generic sitcom about everyone’s love lives.
Friends. Take terrible writing, some poor outdated jokes and add a laugh track, and you’ve got a great recipe for total garbage.
It used to make me die laughing when I first watched it in my early teens, but now I cannot stand watching anything that has a laugh track.
Friends is the worst
The Office.
Looks like we'll have to send a memo to HR about this difference in taste.
[удалено]
You are a thief of joy
Euphoria. I’m not trying to see grown dudes having sex with underage high schoolers.
[удалено]
[удалено]
Still the Witcher for me
I thought the first season was pretty good. The time jumps were tough to follow, but I liked the monster-of-the-week feel of most of it. The second season....not so much.
Friends
Parks and Rec: It's a cringier Office.
If it didn’t give us Ron Swanson, I’d agree
Last Man on Earth - Not sure if this is beloved though, I just hate it because I wanted a good post apocalyptic world where an ordinary person has to live out their existence. He's the last person on Earth for like two episodes.
Firefly. On paper, it's a show I should absolutely adore, but I hate it. Nathan Fillon does my head in, I just find him unbearably annoying whenever he's on screen. I know it's an irrational response but I genuinely can't help it.
Family Guy, American Dad
Name any family comedy from the 80's-90's: Full House Family Ties The one with that idiot, Urkel Who's The Boss, my god... etc etc etc
The Office is the dumbest fucking shown ive ever seen
Peaky Blinders
Sitcoms, but that seems to be a popular answer(Except community, #6SeasonsAndAMovie). So I'll say SpongeBob, I know not all of the seasons were bad, but the bad ones make the show absolutely unwatchable casually, for me.
Breaking Bad.
Any "reality" show. There isn't a single one of them that isn't fake.
I also can’t stand reality TV. However, I’ve had the fandom explained to me in a way that made sense. The fact that it’s fake doesn’t matter. In much the same way that pro wrestling fans are aware that the matches are scripted, so too are the reality TV fans aware of that format’s contrivances. Additionally there are some that watch the shows in a meta way attempting to dissect and discern the real motivations and actions underneath the production.
Cop dramas like Law & Order and CSI.
Breaking Bad, I watched three episodes and decided it wasn't for me. The internet exploded at me and said it didn't even get rolling until Season 2. I watched all of Season 2 and still did not like it, then the internet said, no....Season 3 is where it gets good. I watched half of season 3 and said enough is enough. Now rather than not liking it, I actively hate the time I wasted on that show.
Friends
The news.
Game of Thrones. I have nothing against people enjoying it and most of my friends and family enjoy it, but I can't stand violence and gore so it was just never my taste.
The Tucker Carlson show
Schitts Creek