"Drawn Together" the show...

[micknpluto]

Has anyone seen this on Comedy Central? It has to be the most politically incorrect show on TV. I cant believe I'm admitting to watching this..

Tonights episode.. It featured Mickey Mouse (what was supposed to be Mickey Mouse) and he was all evil and like a racist!~

I cant believe what they get away with putting on television.. It doesnt offend me, but I'm sure it would others.

Its crazy

 

[scoutsmom99]

I saw like on episode of it at a Friends house last year and needless to say that is the only episode I have ever seen.

 

[Slacking]

Has anyone seen this on Comedy Central? It has to be the most politically incorrect show on TV. I cant believe I'm admitting to watching this..

Tonights episode.. It featured Mickey Mouse (what was supposed to be Mickey Mouse) and he was all evil and like a racist!~

I cant believe what they get away with putting on television.. It doesnt offend me, but I'm sure it would others.

Its crazy

It did bring up an interesting topic though about erasing non-pc cartoon characters. Reminds me when Cartoon Network wouldn't air Speedy Gonzalez cartoons and the absence of the Indians in the Peter Pan sequel. Sure, they may not be the most socially acceptable characters in today's society but they do document society's views throughout history and shows us just how wrong we were back then. Kind of reminds me about the whole Song of the South DVD issue (historical importance vs. political correctness)

This show may be over the top quite a bit, but there are things every episode that make me laugh. (an example of that tonight would be the Rhino in the bathroom gag). Doesn't offend me at all, I enjoy the show.

 

[UrsulasMyHero]

It's over the top, but funny. I loved the "Veggie Fable" Episode, the attention to detail in the last scene was probably my favorite they've done. Tonite's was pretty good as well, though the ending was amusing.

 

[RAD]

Yep, I have Tivo set up to record it. Yes, it is the most politically incorrect show that I've seen in a long time. Maybe that's why I like it, you can get tired of all the watered down shows out their now.

 

[The Mystery Machine]

Not a fan, but have watched a few episodes. The characters creep me out. I am more of a "Southpark" fan.

 

[cardaway]

Saw the premiere. Their rip on Disney princess was classic. I've been meaning to pick up the first season DVD.

 

[micknpluto]

At least I'm not the only one. My g/f likes it more than me, most of the time I find myself watching with my mouth wide open cause my jaw has just dropped from the stuff they are saying or doing..

It did bring up an interesting topic though about erasing non-pc cartoon characters. Reminds me when Cartoon Network wouldn't air Speedy Gonzalez cartoons and the absence of the Indians in the Peter Pan sequel. Sure, they may not be the most socially acceptable characters in today's society but they do document society's views throughout history and shows us just how wrong we were back then. Kind of reminds me about the whole Song of the South DVD issue (historical importance vs. political correctness)

Yea, you are right. I wasnt sure if he was really being "evil" or not??

 

[Crankyshank]

DH and I are fans of the show. I haven't watched last night's episode yet.