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    Bill Burr has a new show on Netflix called F is for Family. It's available today.
    It is an animated show set in the 1970's. He said the father in the show is just based on his and everyone else's father growing up. I've watched most of the first episode and I like it so far.
    I like Bill Burr a lot though. Just because it's animated, doesn't mean it's for kids. Swearing and adult topics. Pretty funny, and I suspect will be a little more relate able for those that were actually alive in the 1970's.

    Trailer: LANGUAGE IN TRAILER

    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    "Anything bad happens to her, and I will..." That was the best line of it all!

    Not sure I agree with the misogynistic overtones, but that was also a product of the times. Let us know how it unfolds.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    "Anything bad happens to her, and I will..." That was the best line of it all!

    Not sure I agree with the misogynistic overtones, but that was also a product of the times. Let us know how it unfolds.
    That bothers you? Men worked, women stayed home end of story. Now women work, their partners are artificially inseminated so they can both have kids. win-win.
    Back then a child molester was dealt with in very unpc terms, lucky to get out of town before not being able to.
    Today society coddles them, feels they can be treated with rainbows and counseling
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    That bothers you? Men worked, women stayed home end of story. Now women work, their partners are artificially inseminated so they can both have kids. win-win.
    Back then a child molester was dealt with in very unpc terms, lucky to get out of town before not being able to.
    Today society coddles them, feels they can be treated with rainbows and counseling
    What bothers me is when men objectify women.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    What bothers me is when men objectify women.
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    If that's the way you feel the show portrays women. Don't watch it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post

    If that's the way you feel the show portrays women. Don't watch it.
    Agreed. I probably would find it funny, but simply don't have time. Kind of like South Park. TV is pretty low on the priority list these days.
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    It's a show about that time period. As far as that line at the end you mentioned. Bill Burr was talking about his show with Joe Rogan on Rogan's podcast. Bill said that's what his dad always told him. Joe chimed in with something similar that his mom used to always say; "I'll break your f'ing legs!" That's a good pod cast.
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    I remember hearing an interview that he originally pitched this as live action but no one would go for it. We can only stomach this stuff if it's cartoons apparently.

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    Couple episodes in and it is pretty funny.
    "There are no finger prints under water."

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    Eh. If I want to watch a show to remind me of what life was like in the 70's I'll just watch "All In The Family" instead.

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