Mihalko

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  • Registered since: Sep 24, 2017

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What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger Episode

What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger

Maybe it will last one more season so they can say the over the top wokeness they added to this season didn't end the show but the end is near. Any show where stick figured women who are so small and malnourished you what to throw a sandwich at them are beating up 350 to 300 pound men is absurd and never lasts. Why can't they cast real women without eating disorders and some muscles in these strong female roles? That would be so awesome and worth the watch.

I See Him Episode

I See Him

alright, alright, who wants to play a drinking game where every time "The Message", wokeness, or malnourished 100 lbs stick figured woman beats up a man twice their size is used as a storyline and time filler because the writers did not have the creativity to write something actually interesting? 

Croaked Episode

Croaked

@mileso wrote:
You seem to have confused this comedy with a police procedural drama. The whole premise of this show is to make you laugh, not point out all the mistakes that were made. Monk wasn't overly smart by the way, he had OCD and a bunch of phobias. I have an IQ of 158 and often find myself doing things without permission because I get impatient. I never graduated from High School because I got bored with the banality of the teachers, the administration and the curricula. I'm enjoying the series because I know just how she feels.

Watch the original French version, Haut potentiel intellectuel, to understand why this show is bad. The French version is currently on Hulu and is actually a comedy that high potential people can relate to and is actually hilarious. This show is to poorly done to be humorous.

The Haunted Marine Episode

The Haunted Marine

So over the top touchy-feely that I feel violated. This is the complete opposite of House, the brilliant doctor is brilliant not because he is brilliant but because he believes that if you are touchy-feely enough, all mentally ill people can be saved. After 5 episodes in, I am out. This feels like that warm fuzzy coworker who is always happy and blowing sunshine everywhere that gives you the creeps because you feel at any time they are going to pull an axe out of their pants and start chopping people.

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