That leads to an interesting analogy. Watching DBZ is like watching an old car getting started: it revs up for about 20 minutes and ends with a loud and ugly bang. Repeat.Glongpre said:
First show you ever hated
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I called Naruto utter shit as a kid, and I still think the same as now. I also have an allergic reaction to Call of Duty, especially the modern ones. Now excuse me as I deal with the rashes.... T_T
Kim Possible. It's not the show. Just that character. Its so fucking girl-powery that it brings out the hidden mysognist in me. Who the hell does this **** think she is? She has no super powers. Shes a fucking teen **** who does backflips and shit. I have no idea what my deal is, but I just would love to see an episode where she dies. Quickly and painfully. Or some bad guy wearing a steel toed boot goes all Randy Orton punt on her face.
Every once in a while, I'll meet a girl who uses the stupid "Call me, beep me" thing as their text message ring. Okay, it's clever, but it reminds me of the character and irks the shit out of me. ARhklshgkljshgjklhsjg
Conversly? give me a show staring that henchwoman Shego? I'd watch that. She's cool.
And I think to myself, realistically? Dog opens that gate back up and Skeeter's throat has been ripped out by the dog. He's bleeding everywhere. And this episode of Doug goes really dark....
And Roger Klotz? Not only is he poor, he has Rickets. Think about it.
Every once in a while, I'll meet a girl who uses the stupid "Call me, beep me" thing as their text message ring. Okay, it's clever, but it reminds me of the character and irks the shit out of me. ARhklshgkljshgjklhsjg
Conversly? give me a show staring that henchwoman Shego? I'd watch that. She's cool.
Dunno. I was watching nostalgia 90s nick one night, they had the episode where Patti's frisby flys into the neighbors yard. Theres this big dog in the yard. Anyway, Skeeter runs it to get it and Doug is suppose to open the gate for him so he can run back out, but patti shows up and so doug keeps the gate closed so she won't find out. meanwhile, in Skeeter is getting mauled to death by the dog.Leemaster777 said:
And I think to myself, realistically? Dog opens that gate back up and Skeeter's throat has been ripped out by the dog. He's bleeding everywhere. And this episode of Doug goes really dark....
And Roger Klotz? Not only is he poor, he has Rickets. Think about it.
Oh, good. I'm not alone there. I didn't have much fondness for the show either, and I saw it in its original run. Maybe it's got a bit more substance than other cartoons, and maybe it has a few more things to say, but it went about them with the enthusiasm of a bored Math teacher who had his larynx removed. The art style was dull, the soundscape was forgettable, and the characters were sooo... yawn...Leemaster777 said:
*cricket chirps
...Wha? What were we talking about again? Oh yeah. I was bored, so I changed the channel to something with a little more energy. Or played outside. Or built with some legos or some shit.
Never met a show I didn't like. That is, until I saw Lost. Up until then I could tolerate accidentally watching or hearing about stupid reality shows like Survivor or the Real World or Two and A Half Men; it all rolled off my back. But then Lost came along and I thought it was okay for the first season. Then season two came around and I quickly ascertained that they were making it up as they went along.
Anyone that's a hardcore fan of the show just annoys me now. They're constantly trying to make sense of the ending simply because their brains won't allow them to realize that they'd been wasting their time all along.
Anyone that's a hardcore fan of the show just annoys me now. They're constantly trying to make sense of the ending simply because their brains won't allow them to realize that they'd been wasting their time all along.
Leemaster777 said:
I remember growing up and this would come on and I would just prefer to go to sleep. Seriously, it's BORING.
Literally the ONLY reason I ever watched it was because it was on. Seriously, I know alot of people use this argument for why they watched Captain Planet, but Captain Planet was fucking Citizen Kane compared to Doug. I would GLADLY watch Captain Planet over Doug.Terminate421 said:Leemaster777 said:
I remember growing up and this would come on and I would just prefer to go to sleep. Seriously, it's BORING.
Catdog. Freaking Catdog...I don't know if I could do it better but I do know that I would't have allowed that fucking show to air. It's a show that is so horribly mean-spirited and hateful I don't know how it lasted...Everything and everybody seem to be against Cat and Dog in some way or another: They live in an uncaring world and are surrounded by Assholes. Dog is oblivious to the pain he inflicts upon his brother and everything Cat wants to be happy would completely fuck over Dog. Seriously: FUCK Catdog.
(Phil) Donehue.
Nothing against the guy personally but it was a long show, my dad would watch the whole thing, and it was boooring to a little kid.
In retrospect, it was probably the best daytime talk show of all time but a 5 year old can't appreciate that.
I guess I'm kind of old.
Nothing against the guy personally but it was a long show, my dad would watch the whole thing, and it was boooring to a little kid.
In retrospect, it was probably the best daytime talk show of all time but a 5 year old can't appreciate that.
I guess I'm kind of old.
Round the Twist.
Fucking terrifying scarecrow episode.
Never watched it again after that. It gave me nightmares.
Fucking terrifying scarecrow episode.
Never watched it again after that. It gave me nightmares.
Dude, NO ONE likes Peggy. I remember talking with my brothers once about which sitcom wife would be the worst to have as your own wife and we all agreed on Peggy.Saltyk said:
Thank god for KoTH YTP. It can make Peggy episodes hilarious. Look up KoTH YTP Boggle.
Oh yeah, and that 12 Angry Men parody is brilliant. 12 Angry Men is one of my favorite movies of all time, and I was thoroughly entertained by that episode before I realized it was a parody.
Dude I'm pretty sure it's a spinoff.krazykidd said:
OT: Samurai Champloo, if only for not being Cowboy Bebop.
There are plenty of shows I hate, but the first one was probably Friends. It's the quintessential generic sitcom.
And to the person that said Seinfeld, wow...
The show is more than memes.
In fact, my favorite quote from anything, ever, is from Seinfeld. Some guy is harassing George with a laser pointer from far away. Jerry tells George, "don't worry, it can't hurt you unless it gets in your eye." To which George replies with the best line ever, "I can't go blind, Jerry. The blind are courageous." It just says so much about his character.
And to the person that said Seinfeld, wow...
The show is more than memes.
In fact, my favorite quote from anything, ever, is from Seinfeld. Some guy is harassing George with a laser pointer from far away. Jerry tells George, "don't worry, it can't hurt you unless it gets in your eye." To which George replies with the best line ever, "I can't go blind, Jerry. The blind are courageous." It just says so much about his character.
Scooby-Doo. That show annoyed the crap out of me. Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse they added Scrabby-Doo.
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Oh, I remember how all my Irish relatives would gather around the telly - and I mean everyone; even my pre-teen cousins - to watch it, while I, poor little Swedish girl, looked on with a look of, "Porquois?"Colour-Scientist said:
Then again, in Sweden the Australian show of choice was Neighbours instead. Oh, and Prisoner. Loved me some Prisoner. Guilty pleasure right there. There even was a successful petition by fans to show reruns of it after the first run ended in 2000. (Yes, we got it late.)
OT: Hmmm... I didn't like the show Hajk that ran during the summers here in Sweden, but that's because I found it boring. My big brother loved it. I really can't remember the first show I ever hated or thought was bad. Even Home and Away - I thought it was boring but I figured there must have been something everyone else liked about it.
Shows I hate now are almost predominately reality shows. I loathe reality shows with few exceptions.
Jeopardy
Remember I was in daycare at the time but whenever I'd wanna go watch cartoons, my parents would wander in and put it on Jeopardy. It was the same thing every time, I didn't know what they were talking about, and that one tune seemed to be on a loop echoing through the whole house for hours at a time.
I swear they taped some of that stuff.
Remember I was in daycare at the time but whenever I'd wanna go watch cartoons, my parents would wander in and put it on Jeopardy. It was the same thing every time, I didn't know what they were talking about, and that one tune seemed to be on a loop echoing through the whole house for hours at a time.
I swear they taped some of that stuff.
Home Improvement.
Will some just staple Tim Allen's mouth shut already? GEEZ!
Also, the ONLY good character on the show was his friend that I confused with Bob Vila, but wasn't Bob Vila.
I actually used to love watching This Old House when I was kid.
Will some just staple Tim Allen's mouth shut already? GEEZ!
Also, the ONLY good character on the show was his friend that I confused with Bob Vila, but wasn't Bob Vila.
I actually used to love watching This Old House when I was kid.
Everybody Loves Raymond.
Patricia Heaton and Brad Garrett were already fingernails-on-the-chalkboard levels of aggravating. Then the show's creator hired his relative to play Brad Garrett's wife, or girlfriend, or whatever she was. It's not like I had to suffer through it or anything - no one in my household watched it. But I was amazed that it was a watched enough show to survive for 6 or 7 seasons, or however many godawful years it polluted television.
Patricia Heaton and Brad Garrett were already fingernails-on-the-chalkboard levels of aggravating. Then the show's creator hired his relative to play Brad Garrett's wife, or girlfriend, or whatever she was. It's not like I had to suffer through it or anything - no one in my household watched it. But I was amazed that it was a watched enough show to survive for 6 or 7 seasons, or however many godawful years it polluted television.