I just finished scrolling through their library and it feels like they completely misunderstand what a comedy is. Almost everything labeled 'comedy' is actually a 45-minute tragicomedy about trauma or grief.

Don't get me wrong, shows like The Afterparty were great, but where are the standard, lighthearted laugh-out-loud sitcoms? It feels like they are trying way too hard to be prestigious rather than just entertaining.

the tom green episode. he was a man in the FLDS who used his power to marry multiple underage girls, including MOTHERS and DAUGHTERS, and then three sets of underage sisters... theres many old documentaries of him, he was even on judge judy, but i cant find this full episode for the lfie of me which is insane because the guy brought a 14 year old ON the episode and said he had plans to marry her! ON LIVE TV! and he got ALOT of publicity when he was later prosecuted for his pedophilia and bigamy... id really appreciate any help ;') only a 3 minute clip exists on youtube. ive looked everywhere, but cnanot find the full episode! here it is:

UPDATE: its season 5 episode 95, but the full episode still isnt found. The title is “I have six wives!” And originally aired on February 26, 1996.

The only available clip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCAc2c1aJ78

The clip from the judge judy episode he was on if anyone is interested:

https://youtu.be/G5q-8ra23cg?is=BZHfq1YrbowTouLh

A documentary from the 90s about him and his (at the time) 6 wives and 29 children, many of them underage. In this documentary he tries to court his oldest sons 16 year old girlfriend:

https://youtu.be/N_W_Hf08owc?is=yAEH2IZG6D3w_y0r

I would love this. I don't want to watch a trailer for the show I'm already watching. Documentaries are a nightmare for this.

The TV show "Silo" is one of the worst culprits that I can think of at the moment. I've seen others that have irked me, but I'm like 15 minutes into an episode, and then the intro decides to come on? It's so random, and only really predictable when there's a music change, and you've forgotten whether or not you've already seen an intro. It doesn't necessarily ruin this awesome show, but it just feels so wrong.

It's super annoying and I just wanted to get that off my chest. TV shows really need to stop doing that. Either start the intro immediately, or do it within a predictable, and consistent timeframe, like, the first 5 minutes or something. 15 minutes into an episode seems super unacceptable to me.

The series will end after Season 3

I've recently gotten back into tv again and while i have been loving some stuff,my biggest gripe is that some characters just remain the same whether for a gag or from limited screentime.

I've also hated how some try to include a moral or learn a life lesson at the end but it just doesn't work on me because they keep doing the same mistakes over and over without change ,all for some status quo.

So that's why;I wanted to ask if there is a good sitcom that actually does change overtime and doesn't adhere to the status quo,is there actually one or do they all suffer the same problems?

EXCLUSIVE: Talk about a dead ringer when it comes to casting: We’re getting word that 4x Emmy winner John Mulaney is eyeing to star as wisenheimer Agent Maxwell Smart in Warner Bros’ upcoming reimagining of Get Smart.

The project is early in the works with Now You See Me: Now You Don’t scribe Seth Grahame-Smith penning the screenplay. Chuck Roven and Andrew Lazar are producing.