I really despise cross-over episodes in superhero tv shows. I don't watch the other shows for a reason but they keep following me around ugh. Only thing worse than corny cross-overs is cringey musical episodes. Cross-overs prove that the underlying storyline of a series doesn't matter because it can just be overlooked just to bring in other characters from their shows, there's just no substance and it's all about everyone dropping corny one-liners. I've had it with this show, I really liked it but this is the last straw. There's no way I can sit through a five part cross-over with characters from shows that I don't like and have no interest in watching. Disappointing.
What's with all the strange musical numbers in nearly every episode of season 3? It's getting so cringey
Wasn't there already an excessive amount of singing on this show without them going full-blown cringey musical? I fast forwarded through the entire episode. This was so bad.
this was horrible... it was like torture having to sit through this hot mess
Best TV reboot so far. Macgyver and Rush Hour reboots (which suck) could learn a lot from this show. The casting was great and it's not as cheesey as the other recent TV show remakes.
I watched the more recent remake when it first came out and it was tolerable.I wanted to check this out thinking that the original would have had to be at least as, if not more entertaining. 10 minutes in and I cannot bear to listen to this man cackle one more time. I get that the drunken laughing is supposed to be annoying but it's too much. It gave the movie more of an over the top stage performance of what someone who has never been drunk would assume an obnoxious drunk person behaves like. I don't think I can make it to the end of this trainwreck.
In my heart of hearts when I saw Freckles take the boys to Steamland, I really hoped that we weren't about to revisit the whole "kidnapped by the freakshow" thing again . Didn't we just go through this with Elfo? Also I can't be the only one getting sick of Dagmar reappearing at the end of every Part / Season . This show gets exhausting with how much they like to milk a story line and drag it out... and now recycling story lines that were tired to begin with is too much, sigh.
my God they really drag story lines out and take them round in circles. King Zog's madness is just exhausting. So is Odval's quest to overthrow him. Season 2 feels like watching a telenovela.
I don't get the hype. I honestly haven't been so bored by a horror in a long time.
I don't know what it is about this season and the new couples, but I just can't seem to get into this season. Three episodes in and it's such a drag.
One of the worst "horror" movies I have ever suffered through.
What a waste of time. I stopped watching the show over a year ago because it stopped being funny. Not sure why I thought this would be any different. It is basically a boring 4 minute Disney+ ad.
Why should we be made to sit through an entire episode where we watch people watch the show? What is this?
It just takes so long to get to the point. And when it does get there, the scares are non-existent and it's just endless screaming and running around.
Reminiscent of WeTV's "Love After Lockup", except this is less dramatic and a little bit slower. It feels as though they could and should edit out and cut down a lot of the content. The episodes (all longer than 40 mins) seem dragged out for no reason and the scenes / conversations are pretty repetitive.
The more M. Night Shyamalan films I see, the more I am convinced that The Sixth Sense was just a fluke and that he's actually a hack. This was so boring. I actually skipped through a lot of it.
This is so unbearably boring to the point that it's unwatchable. Can't imagine why AMC would even pick it up. Couldn't make it past episode one.
Some of these spin offs are just so unnecessary and boring. I get that TLC is trying to ride the 90DF wave and milk it to the last drop but they don't have to keep releasing spin offs of spin offs. The actual / original show is enough.
What a horrible waste of time. This episode couldn't have been any worse.
So boring, wasn't even in the least bit funny. The Simpsons has lost its edge.
I didn't hate this as much as everyone else seemed to. I do agree that it is often unnecessarily vulgar, as if when the writers couldn't come up with witty jokes, they just went for rude language and cheap gutter humor. However, after getting past the first few episodes, I started to get a few chuckles here and there from Coach Ben's audacious, over-entitled and insane behavior. He's just so absurd, it started to become humorous. If this hadn't been cancelled I would have definitely continued to watch it, even though I do think they needed a change in the writing. Don't watch if you're looking for smart dialogue or witty exchanges between characters. Watch if you want to pass the time with a hilariously stupid show that has a main character you just hate to love.
loved this more than I thought I would. The plot may not have been the most believable but Tammy's journey pulled on my heartstrings while making me laugh. Absurd and vulgar, yes. But wholesome nonetheless.
so bad, not even in the least bit funny.
started okay, but went downhill and got bad pretty quickly
Season 4 is definitely the last I will watch. The show has become soooo boring. This season is just a whole lot of nasal-ey whinging from the girls and passive commentary from the boys. Can't imagine they dragged it on past 10 episodes. The entire season just goes round and round in a boring circle and no one seems to work on their issues or try to grow, and that includes the adults in the show. Tired of hearing about Myrka's cruel mother, Tyra and Alex's pretend relationship issues and her neglecting her duties with her child etc etc. Just cancel the show if there's nothing left to explore and if no characters are going to attempt to better themselves.
From what I've seen in the comments, I think that most people see Jason Segel and expect a certain thing (comedy) and thus, they got disappointed by what they watched. This is based on a true story... and yes, if you've seen the 2013 documentary about the Jejune Institute you know that what happened back then is just as weird and strange as this show. To this day a lot of people cant explain whether it was insanity, an alternate reality game, a cult or simply data collection... I think the series does a great job in being just as confusing as the real life story. Jason Segel is great in this!
what a pointless documentary. I thought this was a series before I realized that I had seen the entire thing. Not enough research done to call it a documentary... it just seems like one of his friends picked up a camera and shot this for the yearbook. Expected more. Could have been an epic story, deep and meaningful but they dropped the ball. Also, why call him "Mark" to protect his identity only to reveal his entire name at the end? It's like the film makers had no clue what they were doing
I honestly don't know who finds this entertaining... basically just the creators going out of their way to gross you out with blood, guts, poop and vomit humour that isn't even remotely smart. Just not for me but I'm sure there are people who like it
Really unnecessary and boring spin off, TLC is doing the most with milking this franchise
I just binged the entire first season on a whim, didn't even know what the show was about. I wasn't expecting it to be this good! Amazing characters, the villains are just as likeable as the heroes - they really explore the line between hilarity, stupidity and insanity well... amazing story lines and even better dialogue and writing. Brilliant! I hope that the other seasons are just as good as the first
