hwy-03446
Joined Nov 2015
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This marks the beginning of the end of the Golden Age. It didn't have to be this way but I guess this is what we are dealing with, the beginning of Jerkass Homer, which would plague the show for about 20 years.
I have nothing to say about this episode. I have no words. And I thought "Edward Strikes Out" and "James to the Rescue" were bad.
I'm just typing this out to satisfy the minimum character count because you have to watch this episode to see how pathetic and insulting it is.
I'm just typing this out to satisfy the minimum character count because you have to watch this episode to see how pathetic and insulting it is.
This show was made by the same guys who made "The Thundermans" so I'm not going to waste my time ranting on this show. It is pretty much you expect from Thundermans, Henry Danger, and/or Game Shakers.
But I actually have good news: Cyma Zarghami has officially left Nickelodeon after serving 12 years as a horrible president (I think worse than Stuart Snyder by a long shot). Since she greenlit this show (because of her political support for girl power, not that there's a problem with that), there is now a good chance that the Double Dare reboot will destroy it in ratings, forcing the new executives to cancel it and the other horrible sitcoms for good.
But I actually have good news: Cyma Zarghami has officially left Nickelodeon after serving 12 years as a horrible president (I think worse than Stuart Snyder by a long shot). Since she greenlit this show (because of her political support for girl power, not that there's a problem with that), there is now a good chance that the Double Dare reboot will destroy it in ratings, forcing the new executives to cancel it and the other horrible sitcoms for good.
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