Stu's Show

I had found certain parts of this "Stu's Show" to had been very interesting, informative, and enjoyable, whereas I had found certain other parts of it to had been very vulgar (or profane), negative, detrimental (to its self), and disrespectful (to its self and its audience), specifically spoken parts of it involving its host and at least one of its regular guests. This program could had been better off without such vulgarity, negativity, detrimentality, and disrespect; it could had been much appealing and safer for its audience and any future research of its content. It also could had been a much better example for broadcasting and society in general (it could had benefited from the lessons of a certain Internet article named "No Place for Profanity in Emails - Net M@nners").