What do you think is the most socially damaging live action show ever released - No animu examples

[wtfNeedSignUp]

I'll start with a classic one - Lost. While not really inventing the concept of a series spanning mystery that the writers plan out ahead, it is the show that seemingly popularized it and had the fanbase interacting through making up lore and explanations. A trend that continues to this day.

 

[Kid Named Rocket]

Supernatural (along with Doctor Who and Sherlock – or simply SuperWhoLock as a whole) was basically ground zero for all of the shipping turbofaggotry that infests so many fandoms today. If these three shows didn't blow up on Tumblr, I guarantee the media scene would be far different today, and probably a whole lot more tolerable.

 

[Stabby_Pencil]

Orange is the New Black, I am Jazz, Euphoria... Any live-action show that presents troons as harmless were the most socially damaging ones to exist in current year +5.

 

[DumbDude43]

sex and the city

 

[C. G. B. Spender]

Orange is the New Black, I am Jazz, Euphoria... Any live-action show that presents troons as harmless were the most socially damaging ones to exist in current year +5.

sex and the city

I gotta go with these too, especially Sex and the City that made an entire generations of +35 year old women think that its fine to act like retarded 20 year olds. Its like a drug for midlife crisis women trying to relive their youth lol.

Shows with plenty of LGBT and multicultural slopaganda are on their own class though, they are normalizing things that are extremely harmful for younger people and society as a whole.

I would still say that anything on TV or streaming sites are not as harmful as things like tiktok or other social media. Their impact has been wild when combined with poor parenting.

 

[Miriam Margoyles]

This is a very Bongland-specific example, but Love Island.

I'm old enough to remember, way back in the mists of time, in the early '00s, when reality television was at its height, and the public's appetite for it was greater than it had ever been and even back then, Love Island was derided as a sort of cultural nadir, bottom-of-the-barrel, the lowest example of the genre, something that even fans of reality TV garbage turned their noses up at - and it was cancelled after a single year.

Fast forward to the Current Year, and the new, relaunched Love Island has become one of ITV's most popular shows.

...It's just kinda weird to see an example of actual cultural decline happen in your own lifetime.

 

[Coolio55]

The Big Bang Theory?

I'll start with a classic one - Lost.

Which is funny because it infamously all built up to nothing.
This proceeded to repeat itself for fifteen years...

 

[Lovely Kin]

The Big Bang Theory?

I never understood the appeal of that show. Was it ever actually funny?