"Those gosh durned kids today, with their tight pants and their Tic Tac videos. All they want to do is wake up at noon to smoke the weed and listen to that dirty hip hap music. In MY day we went work at 5 AM until 10 PM every day for 10 cents an hour. We got ulcers, heart attacks and nervous breakdowns, and many of us were dead by 60. But you know what? We liked it that way! Now, get off my lawn, you dirty hippies!"

First Adam Rich now Lance. So many child stars of the 70s dying this year.

I don't want to, I was an idiot at 18. I want to be 28 again!

The follow-up to Detachable Penis, Detachable Ball, just wasn't quite as good. But I still like it.

House. It ran its course and people moved on.

What, SNL lied to me about a gritty reboot? /s

It's so irritating how us Millenniel and late Gen X folks were lied to throughout the 90s that by recycling we were saving the world. Maybe back then there was a decent amount of actual recycling, but not anymore.

Lost Ollie

Heartstopper

Juvenile Justice (Korean)

Eternal Yesterday (Japanese)

Hurts Like Hell (Thai)

Kill Heel (Korean)

Jerry and George's parents on Seinfeld.

Troy McClure on The Simpsons.

The voice of Fran Sinclair on Dinosaurs!

I have no problem with questions if they're about something interesting, or at rarely asked. It's just crap like "what show deserved a second season" I could do without.

Gee, if you can't trust the results of a social media polls, what can you trust?!

Garfield and Friends, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Pee Wee's Playhouse, Hey Vern it's Ernest, The California Raisins and Muppet Babies.

Oh forget that, bring back the real classics! Hello Larry, AKA Pablo, Cop Rock and The Tortellis!

And she was by far the best character.

Well Trump would've served too, if it weren't for those pesky bone spurs! /s

Mpox looks like a file extension you'd need to download an obscure program to open.

Just pick whenever sounds really good, and isn't more than two seasons. Maybe three if each season is short. If the show turns out to really annoy me, I'll drop it instantly. If it's not grabbing me but seems like it has promise, I'll keep with it until I enjoy it. And if the show reaches a point where it goes downhill, and making myself watch it feels like a chore, I'll dump it, even if I've nearly finished it.

It's a shame that their streaming shows just feel like typical network shows. I know it's a network owned service, but it would be nice if they stopped playing it so safe.

Sounds like the cold open to a crime drama.

A phase most people outgrow by three years old.

Probably got picked on by ONE Jewish guy and decided to take out his bitterness on everyone Jewish.

There used to be a bunch of Toddler and Tiaras episodes on Youtube, and I watched every single one I could find. It was morbidly fascinating and horrifying.

I go through that if I try to find another series as close to the one I loved as possible. I'll find great shows, but they just won't completely fill that hole in my heart. So I'll just try shows that ibterest me but aren't very similar.

News programs are the worst. They're ads with brief interludes of news.