Any shows you are particularly fond of?

[Frostbite]

I think you tried to insult us, but you also talked about your love for the Disney Channel in the same post. Just stop now.

[mountainmage]

Seriously, if you're older than 13*, there's really no reason why you should be watching the Disney channel.


*Partially arbitrary number. Not a shot at anyone here.

[Rainbow]

Seriously, if you're older than 13*, there's really no reason why you should be watching the Disney channel.


*Partially arbitrary number. Not a shot at anyone here.

Oh, there are many fifteen year old Hannah Montana enthusiasts. Oh, the world is awful. My friend Grace is writing a show called Mona Arizona so the world can nervously laugh at how similar it is to Hannah Montana even though it is mockery.

[mountainmage]

Oh I know there are. I just can't think of a reason why they do so. It's baffling.

[AHMETxRock]

It's because they don't make the character 18 and a porn star.
I mean, Mona? That name is golden for a porn star spin!

Disney caught my attention with the show Phineus and Ferb. It's awesomely hilarious in my opinion.

[Rainbow]

I just saw the coolest episode of The Boondocks. I'd seen it before, but it seemed much cooler this time. I have always loved that show and if Huey were a real person, I would have such a crush on him. I guess I have a crush on whoever writes The Boondocks.

[mountainmage]

I'm pretty fond of the Boondocks.

[Edminster]

Ah, the White Shadow. Voiced by Dr. Cox from Scrubs. Good times.

[LordRetard]

Yeah, I like black people who hate other black people. They're very clever.

That episode with the White Shadow was pretty funny.

[mountainmage]

Wait, wasn't that Minoriteam?

[LordRetard]

I didn't like Minoriteam. Kinda silly. I have no problem with racist jokes but you can't really make a TV show out of that alone.

[Lethal Interjection]

I'm pretty fond of the Boondocks.

My friend (who is black) introduced me to this show. It is really quite great. However, having gotten mostly out of touch with him since graduation, I haven't watched it much, mostly because I enjoy it more when I am able to chat about it afterwards.

[Rainbow]

I always saw the comic in the newspaper, but I didn't know of the show until maybe a year ago. By the time I knew to appreciate the comic they took it out of the paper and replaced it with more crap. >:[

[Lethal Interjection]

I always saw the comic in the newspaper, but I didn't know of the show until maybe a year ago. By the time I knew to appreciate the comic they took it out of the paper and replaced it with more crap. >:[

Print comics suck. All the ones that aren't trite and cliche quickly get replaced with those that are.
Or the ones that aren't slowly turn into just that. I loved Adam before it became Adam@Home. I loved Sherman's Lagoon until the humour disappeared about 5-7 years ago (this one may have just been my personal taste evolving).
The target demographic seems to be the very young and the very old.
I miss Far Side and Calvin and Hobbes.

[Rainbow]

My paper has only ever had terrible comics, but I still read them. Doonesbury is funny maybe once a week and I actually am quite found of the emo Charlie Brown strips. Edison Lee is one they just put in the paper, and that's quite good, too.