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To: envisio
Feel free.

I watched 4 straight episodes when my nephew wanted to show us all what an amazingly funny show it was.

Needless to say, it didn't exactly grab me.

169 posted on 04/26/2013 12:06:25 PM PDT by ArGee (I wanted to be alone with my thoughts, but they stood me up.)
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To: ArGee

Well what I see in it is the content and lack thereof. These people remind me of my family, the way they talk, react with one another, and the fact that we too wear camo alot and shoot about anything that moves.
What seperates this show from the rest of the garbage on TV is there are no pregnant teens, no filthy rich drunken trust funders that portray life as a perpetual vacation party. No oversexualized, foulmouthed, drug addicted teenagers. No disgusting homosexuals and no transtesticle freaks glorifying deviant sodomite behavior.
There has not been one single ‘bleep’ in the entire series for foul language. Simply because they don’t curse in their daily lives. They are a Christian family that adheres to family values, which is rare in reality TV or TV in general. Usually SEX SELLS, but (being the #1 unscripted show on TV) this show is the exception to the rule.

And do you know what the amazing thing is??? At the end of every episode, they pray. GASP!!! On TV! A Christian family! Together! Sitting at the dinner table saying grace!!! Oh the horrors! Don’t let your kids watch these right wing terrorists pray at dinner time!!!! Hurry, switch the channel to drunken queers on MTV before your kids get influenced by Christian extremists.

So yeah, I think its funny too. Simply because I can relate to their redneck antics.


194 posted on 04/26/2013 1:55:41 PM PDT by envisio (Its on like Donkey Kong!)
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