#36

I don’t think it is though, especially in the earlier years, but mostly as it’s humour is everything, it can be really broad and on point all at once

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#37

That’s why you’re the judge and I’m the law talking guy

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#38

Father Ted
Arrested Development
The Thick of It
Seinfeld
Always Sunny

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#39

oh shit, 90s era Simpsons should be in there

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#40

guess I just don’t relate to any of the characters which is why it’s not very funny

#41

Great Job!

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#42

Guys the smpsons!!!

  • up to Season 10!!!
  • Come along Bort

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#44

Well, it is a satirical cartoon so characterisation is pretty fluid. Bart appealed to me as a kid but I grew out of that and into enjoying the world the show creates. I’d say it’s more about commenting on stories, issues and pop culture references.

#45

different tastes

#46

Is the Bort option reflecting still watching new episodes or?

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#49

Sure, I guess so but too answer your question thousands of times

#50

I refuse to believe you aren’t trolling/have a soul

#51

The whole thread?

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#53

Bamnan

#54

If ants allowed to combine curb and Seinfeld then I want to as well and that means I can bring the simpsons into my top 5.
Not really sure why it wasn’t there in the first place

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#55

I’m a pretty miserable person to be fair.

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#58

Not sure about a top 5. But I’ve never got on with the whole awkward Larry David style comedy. Am much more likely to enjoy Kimmy Schmidt, Brooklyn Nine Nine, Father Ted etc than Curb or Arrested Development (despite having given both a chance).