The description tells me all I need to know.

"pot"

lol

AKA: "THE BIG BONG THEORY"

There was a time, it must have been before Internet video, and the switch to digital television, when I only had four channels, and I inadvertently watched a certain amount of Two and a Half Men. I discovered that it wasn't as dumb as I had believed, which isn't saying all that much. It was surprisingly dark, the tale of two brothers who had been raised by an emotionally distant single mother, and how it had hopelessly fucked up their relationships with women in ways that mirrored each other. And some of the jokes made me laugh. Yes, it does embarrass me to say that.

I hadn't watched a traditional (laugh tracked) sitcom since the dreadful conclusion of How I Met Your Mother (And Then She Died, Because She Was Really Just a Plot Device)

But I'll admit that "Disjointed" became a guilty pleasure with me. I love Kathy Bates, and the underlying animated sequences and f bombs are at least different. However, at its core, it's the latest example of Chuck Lorre's dubious mission of bringing new life to an ancient format that should have gone the way of Vaudeville by now. If you think you're going to hate this show, I'm not going to try to talk you out of that.

But, I'll confess that I find the old format comforting. And sometimes the jokes make me laugh, slightly more often than they make me wince. Sue me.

My mother suffers from chronic depression, and when she calls me, I come and hang around, because I love my mother and I'm a good boy. She loves Big Bang Theory. It is amazing to me how much raunchy sex talk is in that show, and I realized she has a crush on the Leonard character. It's kind of bizarre to me. There is nothing funny on that show. I don't understand it as a comic enterprise. Everybody seems infinitely unhappy.

Hey, as long as they have the long pause and the laugh track to let me know where the funny parts are.

"Netflix original" is now officially this decade's "SyFy original"

Added to my Neverwatch list.

So this is a bunch of BBT style stereotypes of the sort of people that corporate marijuana has been systematically disenfranchising while pillaging their accumulated knowledge and experience since legalization started becoming a reality, right? I couldn't make it more than 15 seconds in.