The live-action shows you mentioned have no business being revived at all.

It's a fondly remembered animated series from the 90s. It's not trying to make any important statement or overstay its welcome. I swear people just try their hardest to find faults in any pop culture these days.

My neighborhood still has Starbucks all over the place. It's also a TV movie of a show that hasn't been in production since 1996 so we can cut it some slack.

The original series was pretty satirical towards 90s consumerism and the "slacker generation" so it makes sense.

Nah, it is.

She was in '7 Days in Hell' for about 30 seconds.

I still have a subscription to them and holy shit, did they go downhill fast. They love Ryan Murphy and have dropped a lot of the cool introspective pop-culture articles they used to do just to focus on tabloid style garbage.

Oh, hey. It's another show trying really hard to be the next "Breaking Bad"

I believe her character felt bad for Gamby. The guy's daughter was pushing him away.

This is a dark comedy. It's Jody Hill. You aren't supposed to feel comfy.

The reviews for this film have been glowing so far. Definitely the best trilogy "reboot" we've gottenby a mile.

The first MacGruber only cost $10 million. In today's age I could see the sequel getting backed by Netflix.

I find it odd that the reviewer complains about too many dick jokes. That's exactly why people are watching this. 7 Days in Hell and Popstar were incredibly funny.

I hope this is sarcastic

They also have a George Lopez comedy brunch every day with hilarious Mexican jokes involving eggs Benedict.

Don't worry. Carnival Cruise Lines still has a horrible George Lopez sponsored comedy club on all its ships.

It's quite amazing how she's ruined her career by leaving E! for Netflix and how her audience from E! failed to follow her.

South Park never shit on Hillary last season. The message was mainly "Don't vote for Trump, are you all idiots?" It's quite apparent that people didn't bother watching last season.

When have they ever commented on the Iraq War?

They weren't saying people against the Iraq War were assholes. They were simply mocking Hollywood limousine liberals that constantly go on television and talk politics as if they are experts on the subject.