Here Comes Honey Boo Boo!

[buzznwoodysmom]

I had to laugh at your "normal" family comment. I thought that family was anything but normal. No one I know is anything like this family. LOL.

I'm not a fan of toddlers and tiaras, but sometimes when flipping through the channels I can't help but stop and watch for a few minutes (I do the same with Dance Moms even though I can't stand the dance instructor). We saw a part of the episode with "honey boo boo". My son's and I laughed about "honey boo boo child" for days, and my youngest son can impersonate her perfectly. So of course when we saw the new show we watched the first episode. I thought it was boring and stupid to be honest. Definitely not a fan!

[ibelieveindisneymagic]

I wasn't a fan either. I worry about what happens when she realizes that people are laughing AT her, not with her.

Oh well, we watched for about 15 minutes and were bored, there needs to be more to a show than farting and burping.

I'm sure there will be lots who enjoy it, but it just didn't work for me.

[Melanie]

Oh my, something else that got way too much discussion during our podcast taping last night. Oy.

[Ian]

I'm fairly certain this show signals the impending downfall of civilized society as we know it.

[Dopey's Girl]

I'm fairly certain this show signals the impending downfall of civilized society as we know it.

I'm absolutely sure I agree with Ian. I thought the show was disgusting.

[missastrocat]

Wow. Maybe it's because of the things I hear working in a school system, but it's pretty hard to surprise me nowadays. I do not disagree with you all on some of your points. It's nice to see a family doing things together. The shock value was definitely there for bits, but that's why they got their own spin-off show.

I'll go back to the downton abbey thread.

[Ian]

The girl’s mother, June Shannon, revealed the secret of Alana’s wild antics and manic behavior to Good Morning America: Go-Go juice.

More specifically: Mountain Dew and Red Bull mixed in a bottle and chugged before pageant time.

Shannon says, "I tried feeding her two bags of Pixie Stix, but it didn’t have the desired energizing effect."

Sounds more like child abuse than a TV show if you ask me.

[Kenny1113]

I'm fairly certain this show signals the impending downfall of civilized society as we know it.

Sadly this is just one of many.



I saw clips of this show on my favorite show "the soup". This show looks disturbing, not sure who gave the go ahead or why it got it.

[Disney4us2]

Just saw a few minutes of it... enough said

[jmj18]

I'm fairly certain this show signals the impending downfall of civilized society as we know it.

I couldn't agree more!