Underrated TV shows

[ill]

He's annoying AF

he's an acquired taste, that's for sure and he plays into it on Schitts Creek

 

[Win TWINS!!!]

I think it's a testament to MKUltra and mind control being a successful operation. Part of larger scheme to create a fucking nerd-epidemic and weaken the American male. I think the nerd herd has overpopulated itself, due to the systematic eradication of bullies. I think less of you as a human if you enjoy the show. lulz

 

[Innermind]

 

[Cave_Johnson]

Fuller House
Surviving Suburbia
Raising Dad

 

[ill]

Fuller House
Surviving Suburbia
Raising Dad

Fuller House? Seriously?

 

[ill]

he's an acquired taste, that's for sure and he plays into it on Schitts Creek

guess I can't call Schitt's Creek underrated when it goes and gets 15 Emmy noms.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

Fuller House? Seriously?

You must be new to @Cave_Johnson

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

White Collar ... show had a good run. Good writing with lots of suspenseful episodes. Some of the shticks got a little tiresome after a while but they did a good job of keeping things fresh.

Vikings... Not exactly underrated, but it was largely aired alongside Game of Thrones and never received the acclaim that GoT did. Even though its runtime was shorter it was still action-packed & incredibly well made. I’m a big fan of this show.

Veronica Mars... yea I said it. Wife got me into it & I liked it. Pretty good show all around other than I could have done without the love stories & relationship dramas.

Elementary... Fantastic writing & acting.

Justified... Pretty easy show to watch & likable characters.

Black Sails... The finale sort of ruined this show’s image but I thought overall it was very well done and I really liked it up until the ending episode.

Dexter... Another one like Black Sails that sort of flopped the finale. Still could watch this show all the way through over & over.

 

[DragonfromTO]

he's good in Schitt's Creek.

I don't think that show is underrated, but it should get more love.

I think I've used this pun here before but it's felt too much like Eh?-rrested Development (but less funny) the couple of times I've watched. I will give it another fair shot sometime.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Ally McBeal

I don't know how this isn't on Netflix or in syndication. Great show.

 

[nynasty]

Man from Atlantis.


I loved that show, unfortunately, I think I was the only one who watched.

 

[SU Nittany Tide]

Ahhh, yeah. I always forget about Happy Endings. It definitely was underrated


I kind of liked Don't Trust the B- in Apartment 23 as well

Never forget the happy ending...

 

[SU Nittany Tide]

Wings. Cheers sister show.

 

[Myles]

Big Bang Theory is the most overrated piece of shit of all-time.

Fucking show must be hypnosis er some shit? Horribly unfunny.

I agree. I found it tolerable the first couple seasons. Then they gave them all girlfriends. The funniest parts were always them trying to pick up chicks (especially Howard), and they took that story-line away. Idiots.

 

[Myles]

Monk
Platypus Man

 

[DefCONNOne]

Justified
Into the Badlands

 

[Godstree]

Man from Atlantis.


I loved that show, unfortunately, I think I was the only one who watched.

You would be wrong. My brother and I used to try to swim like him. Before Dallas Patrick lived in the ocean.

 

[Godstree]

Says under rated and I see a bunch of highly rated stuff up in this bitch!

The Good Life

Charles in charge

I seemed to like a ton of dramas so hard to pick.

 

[DragonfromTO]

I agree. I found it tolerable the first couple seasons. Then they gave them all girlfriends. The funniest parts were always them trying to pick up chicks (especially Howard), and they took that story-line away. Idiots.

Am I remembering correctly that this was given as part of the impetus for Rob McElhenney (Mac from "It's Always Sunny...") to gain all that weight in whatever season he did it? I seem to recall him basically saying that in sitcoms guys almost always get better looking and more "normal" and have relationships with better looking women as the years go by when in real life it's the opposite.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

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