r/AskReddit 28d ago

What is a super popular TV show or movie that you can’t stand?

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u/midnightfury4584 28d ago

Right. I don’t understand how high school could be that dramatic.

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u/LoginForMyPorn 28d ago

It's like they crank the world up to eleven.

Archie goes to juvie. "Okay, what's that like?" "I don't know. Jail for kids?" "Okay, fine. So prisoner abuse and secret fight clubs and riots, check"

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u/buffafboii 27d ago

"I dropped out of school in the second grade, to sell drugs to support my nana" "Then you've never experienced the epic triumphs and defeats, highs and lows of high school football"

Actual dioulouge from the show.

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u/I_hate_Swansea 27d ago

My wife watched this scene yesterday, I kept glancing up from a book and asking what the actual fuck. It went from that to evil nuns drugging kids or something in like one episode

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u/Dat_Paki_Browniie 27d ago

The first season was actually really fun, now I just watch the 2 minute complications of trash-tier dialogue on YouTube, phenomenal

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u/sallyapple7 27d ago

The first season was campy and fun. It didn't take itself too seriously. Then the showrunners tried to make it serious and edgy without first questioning whether they knew how to do that.

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u/koshgeo 27d ago edited 27d ago

I've seen maybe 10 seconds of it, identified it as "oh look, more teen high-school drama played by 20-year-olds", and moved on.

But I googled for and then sat through the whole 2 minutes of the compilations of bad dialogue! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I413MkRV328

OMG it's so bad. And there are more of these compilations. They just keep going. I thought the "I dropped out ..." quote was some kind of exaggeration. Nope: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzgJcKmoBvk

Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SXoJworgbs

"She's been rejected from college because she's too busy having sex"

It's like someone took an old-style afternoon soap opera, mashed it up with a teen drama, a horror movie, and turned the drama up to 11.

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u/Pm-ur-butt 27d ago

I heard of this show a few years back, "A live action 'Archie' TV show? That sounds great!" Then I seen the previews and was confused af

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u/midnightfury4584 27d ago

I expected a lot more burgers than that.