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Friends repeats on Channel 5

3.5K views 77 replies 19 participants last post by  PawsOnMe  
#1 ·
It's back ! Next Monday at 4 PM !
Could I be any more happier !

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#64 ·
Another good show which is no longer on called Parks and Recreation about one passionate women love for small town politics. Very funny show with some great characters. Also stars the now famous actor Chris Pratt and the late political heavyweight John McCain also makes some funny cameos.

It's filmed in the style of the "Office" in a mock documentary style but I think it's a great show.
 
#66 ·
Is anyone here a South Park viewer? I have very little experience with the show, having only viewed a few episodes and one of the movies, but I've seen enough to have an opinion on it. Some of the episodes I've seen tackle sensitive issues and poke fun at situations, which is good, but I think many contain a lot of unnecessary vulgarity and sometimes it's just too offensive. I don't feel that excessive cursing, explicit references and stupid toilet jokes add anything to the show-or any show for that matter. What concerns me the most is the fact that it's popular with young children.
 
#68 ·
It's been going for probably pushing 20 years... I remember the uproar when it came out! I personally like the show, it's evolved and remained pretty on point tackling current issues in a way only SP can.

It's up to parents if they let their kids watch adult cartoons, after so long it's not like the creators have hid what it is! Parents should know what their kids are watching (or playing)... it's easy enough to research. And 20 years on from its first series they can hardly claim ignorance to what it is...
Hardly the shows fault, anymore than kids watching adult themed films or live action. Family guy, rick and Morty, Bojack Horseman all do a lot worse than SP these days... I'd go to say it's almost tame.

The film was rated a 15 when it came out, I was only just old enough to get in to the cinema!