Fight Club and Scarface are probably the 2 biggest pop culture offenders for misaimed fandom.

I don't watch shitty shows because I'm afraid I might actually like them (I'm insecure like that).

Maybe not, but when I see stuff like what happened on twitter with that indian miss America, it just brings up that kind of feeling in me. I admit that my example might not be based on fact, but it nonetheless brings up the personal feeling that even if Homeland doesn't directly intend to be anti-muslim, it has that…

I've never seen a good anime series that was over 26 episodes.

I squee'd at seeing Blackadder goes forth (which I repeat is my favourite season of anything, ever) on the list.

Is anyone else here put off watching a show/movie because of misaimed fandom (potential or actual)?

Based on the quality of his paintings, I have to assume that the tweet is sincere.

The tragically ludicrous? The ludicrously tragic?

When I first watched it with my mother, she slept during the 2nd episode (fatigue, not boredom). It is now one of her all time favourite shows.

Forget everything you know about Ethan Hawke looking like Peter Berg.

Todd, please write the next Mom review from the perspective of a Dads writer being headhunted to write for Mom (but it's actually a police sting operation for some reason).

It seems as though the same thing happened to Key and Peele 3x02.

Same!

35. I'm not the most assiduous of viewers.

I hope that's a person.

@HectorTheWellEndowed:disqus : What I meant to say is that even if the writer(s) have all of the mysteries planned out, I honestly don't see the show resolving them in a dramatically satisfying manner over the next season(s).

I did finish it recently.

Would anyone like to discuss "Les Revenants"?

True. forgot about that.

On the bright side: In a few months, season 4 will no longer be the last thing the show ever did. So if the show gets cancelled after 5 seasons, no more than one fifth of the show would have been subpar.