@@tdata545 doubt that. As a leftist it’s just not up to standards for todays comedy. Not because it isn’t “PC” it’s just, old outdated comedy. It’s definitely funny but it just wouldn’t work today because of the general vibe.
ah man i miss the good old days when we could raise a steaming lather with our coworkers in the breakroom. And they call this progress? Thanks a lot obama
What’s with this new celebrity circle jerk shit commenting on how young celebrities look? He clearly looks significantly older now than he does here. Are you hoping Colbert will invite you over for tea and strumpets? Why do you kiss the asses of famous people you’ll never meet? Such a strange phenomenon that’s happening lately.
He’s not partisan. Republicans are just so far gone that any neutral observer with even a semblance of common sense would know that they’re the fucking stupid ones
I don't think the main protagonists in this show are meant to have our sympathy. We laugh at how bizarre and out-of-touch they are. Sort of like Seinfeld or Beavis and Butthead. It's true that decidedly un-pc humor was in vogue at the time, but I think it's too easy to just look back and lump it all together. A show like this is so cartoonish and over-the-top that it seems to be parodying other shows of the time. Compared to the average sitcom with a laugh track, it's much more aware of itself. Many serious attempts of '90s TV to deal with disabilities have aged more poorly because they got so much wrong and came off as condescending. But to each their own.
