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Theodore Wrecks Everything With His Tail

Theodore saves the world by slapping everything he can with his tail and filling his face full of cookies.

Implied dino/human romance. Which would have at least made the film less mind-numbingly boring, really.

It's Always Raunchy In Philadelphia

I'm pretty sure every main character has banged each other at some point. Mac's gay, except when he isn't. There's also a group of incestuous creepers who love milk to the same unhealthy degree as each other. And that's not even getting into the abuse the priest Cricket takes.

Jawsome

Rockin' show. Action packed and fun. My favorite character was Meathook.

That Sorta 90s Show

Occasionally fails to properly capture the 90s. Nobody said tramp stamp or rando in the 90s. They even include modern Pringles cans.

Ozzie is exceedingly gay. You can't convince me Jay and Nate don't have a thing for each other, either.

There are more than ducks, and they do more than sit. It's a cute show.

Bill seems like he has much better romantic chemistry with Aldo than he does with his actual crush.

More ribaldry than you can shake a blank at. They can't go a single episode without trashing Trump.

Very raunchy and wild. Some episodes make it seem like the host is drunk as a skunk.

There's plenty of gayness, mostly because Charles Nelson Reilly is gayer than a bus full of Village People. At one point they even attack Anita Bryant.

It's about four hippies in a polyamorous tryst, and at one point the woman sings a song about being in her birthday suit.

There's also Mildew Wolf, a gay crossdresser who makes Ross the Intern look like Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Great Family Viewing

It has family right there in the title, so you know it's safe to watch with the kiddos.

Recommended

With six different cartoons you're bound to find something you like. They have it all; furry Charlie's Angels, furry Happy Days, and Wile E. Coyote But He's A Bird Now.

Only slightly woke because of "Shake Rattle & Roll". Sidney Merciless is pretty obviously a flaming homosexual. He makes Snagglepuss look like a ladies' man.

A deep introspective show

A show that teaches life lessons, like how wrong it is to cheat, how to recycle, and how to care for an injured foot.

Goomo is clearly in love with Bello, who in turn is in love with Mina. Unfortunately, this love triangle is not resolved by the end of the series, leaving its viewers on a cliffhanger. Goomo also loves heavy metal, but we never hear any lyrics so we have no idea if they are Satanic or not.

Anti-U.S, anti-white, racially-focused, preachy

"Hollywood and its never ending propaganda. First three minutes of series were interesting but couldn't stomach the anti-government, anti-white bigotry. Somebody let Robert Redford know that he needs to move on; his anti-U.S. dogma is both irksome and tiresome." — Chuck H

"So, it took less than 13 minutes to get to the first racism comment. Only watched the pilot, but it's getting tiring to watch almost every TV show featuring anti white bigotry and racism in such a didactic over the top way, nailed onto every white character. It's a huge negative to sit thru and it doesn't even ring true. That aside, there's a few positives for those that want to stick around. The cast is good, acting seems good, and I like that the entire story is Indian centric. That's a good thing. But the racism under every rock and the negative race relations, tired of the lectures." — Anonymous

"...Wokism sadly does creep into the writing at times, and unsurprisingly leads to predictable and preachy endings." — DW

"Some shows have a great cast, are well-written, are entertaining, and don't get all PC. Too bad Dark Winds can't say the same — we get it... indigenous people are good and white people are bad. It's such a shame that a show can't have a mostly indigenous cast who get to stand out for their actual acting ability without being overshadowed by a script with the same, tired message. How great would that be? Aside from that, it's a mindnumbingly badly written and acted show. Jessica Matten should have her acting license revoked." — JB