Bully TV

[lakefront]

There are so many docs and TV shows I have yet to watch so I never watch that crap.
The closest to "reality" TV would be Food Network shows. My wife watches way more than I, but I do like Tournament of Champions, Guys Grocery Games and 24 in 24. I typically try to visit the places that those chefs run if I'm in their town. Same with any of the travel shows for food, like Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives.
But things like Top Chef where it's basically Real World with cooking or anything Gordan Ramsey? Nah.

Watching Mad Men right now with the wife and The Americans after she goes to bed.

We like Somebody Feed Phill.https://www.netflix.com/title/80146601

 

[BurnsWhenIPee]

I think this is the answer for all the shows from the original post. People crave “telling it like it is” because they can’t do so in real life.

Are we talking about Bully TV or MAGAts?

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

The closest to "reality" TV would be Food Network shows.

Ditch that and the Cooking Channel as well. Find Tastemade if your video provider offers it.

It's excellent.

Grill Week starts tomorrow.

 

[BitterYoungMatador2]

Loved Bar Rescue when it first came on but can’t understand why it’s still on after 16 years. It’s the same exact formula every episode.

 

[BurnsWhenIPee]

Ditch that and the Cooking Channel as well. Find Tastemade if your video provider offers it.

It's excellent.

Grill Week starts tomorrow.

Love me some TasteMade. I can watch that guy (annoying, but still) who does the Struggle Meals (Frankie?) all day long.

 

[Jake from State Farm]

Are we talking about Bully TV or MAGAts?

Something that qualifies as both is Greg Gutfeld. First on his overnight show Red Eye, then on The Five and now on his talk show. Frat boy humor. Mean spirited. A disciple of Andrew Breitbart and every bit as much of an asshole.