Can someone please explain to me the popularity of shows like Chrisley and Two Broke Girls?

I just don't understand. I know we all are different tastes in entertainment, but I just don't find either program interesting or funny.

What is Chrisely?

I will not, under any circumstances watch a second of two broke girls. Their radio ads are some of the most un funny, un original attempts at comedy ever.

Dear tGreenway,

We have never heard of these shows. Please rethink your life choices and post again.

Thanks,

Swill Management Team

kingstonlake wrote:I will not, under any circumstances watch a second of two broke girls. Their radio ads are some of the most un funny, un original attempts at comedy ever.

I've tried to watch, but can't last more than 1-2 minutes.

kingstonlake wrote:I will not, under any circumstances watch a second of two broke girls. Their radio ads are some of the most un funny, un original attempts at comedy ever.

Speaking of radio ads, those stupid Subaru ads are the fucking worst. I hate every one those people in the ads. Fuck you and your firewood that is stacked 2 miles away.

InTenSity wrote:What is Chrisely?

It's a "reality"-style show on USA, featuring a faux wealthy Southern family. The husband, who is the primary focus of the series, is masquerading as a straight man. He's as obviously gay as Michelle Bachmann's husband.

I think it's in its 3rd season, and they took the show on the road to film in London. I felt bad for anyone in the UK that had to put up with these imbeciles.

Turtleneck wrote:Dear tGreenway,

We have never heard of these shows. Please rethink your life choices and post again.

Thanks,

Swill Management Team

Seat me on the Co9 and my evenings will be better spent helping with tSwill business.

People are stupid

tGreenWay wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:Dear tGreenway,

We have never heard of these shows. Please rethink your life choices and post again.

Thanks,

Swill Management Team

Seat me on the Co9 and my evenings will be better spent helping with tSwill business.

Never.

tGreenWay wrote:

It's a "reality"-style show on USA, featuring a faux wealthy Southern family. The husband, who is the primary focus of the series, is masquerading as a straight man. He's as obviously gay as Michelle Bachmann's husband.

I think it's in its 3rd season, and they took the show on the road to film in London. I felt bad for anyone in the UK that had to put up with these imbeciles.

Sounds like this guy watches. OP should ask him.

What was that show with Laura Petty where she was like a recovering alcoholic or something? It got cancelled. I always liked Laura Petty. I had a big crush on her as Tank Girl.

2 Broke Girls would be better if it was 2 Topless Broke Girls. TV shows are always better with nekked bewbies.

It's Lori Petty and the show is/was Lush Life. It also had Will Smith's hot sister from Fresh Prince. It looked really dumb, but Lori Petty is still cute. Thanks for the help guys.

Those are two shows I have never watched except for seeing promos.

Big Bang has grown on me much like 3rd Rock did. Didn't watch it much in the first 3 seasons but its a funny show.

Tonight I ended up watching Life in Pieces that followed Big Bang. It was funny as hell. Interesting format of 4 vignettes for the ensemble cast. The 4th vignette was a play on the Blazing Saddles campfire scene with a califlower rice casserole replacing the beans. LMAO.

The laugh track makes it funny.

Ass Dan wrote:The laugh track makes it funny.

Are you the one who hates Seinfeld?

Triple Sparty wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:

It's a "reality"-style show on USA, featuring a faux wealthy Southern family. The husband, who is the primary focus of the series, is masquerading as a straight man. He's as obviously gay as Michelle Bachmann's husband.

I think it's in its 3rd season, and they took the show on the road to film in London. I felt bad for anyone in the UK that had to put up with these imbeciles.

Sounds like this guy watches. OP should ask him.

I'm the OP, dumbass.
Everything I know about the show I've gleaned from the heavy rotation of ads for upcoming episodes. Except the part about the dad going broke. I read that somewhere. Can't remember where.