@Corpuscavernosa: Have you never heard of blaming the writers, not the actors?

@Anonymous: In all fairness, I can't stand the writing or any of the actors either.

He's really cute so it's really sad how unfunny his show is. :(

i never understood canv.as' complete hatred of BBT. i mean its not the best show but why does everyone hate it so much

@cookiemonstr: SOMETHING needs to be the thing that it's okay for everyone to hate. In music it's Nickleback. In movies it's Twilight. In television it's BBT.

@Corpuscavernosa: Sheldon is funny.

@cookiemonstr: Because they think Community is funny. It's not. Trailer Park Boys was funny.

@Corpuscavernosa: If you use television shows as your basis for hating America, you probably should be more concerned that the other reasons for hating it don't phase you.

@cookiemonstr: Bandwagon effect, nothing more. I personally quite like older episodes (last season sucked though), not because of the jokes about science and shit, but for the characters. I fucking love Sheldon, haters gonna hate.

@cookiemonstr: They're all just jumping on the bandwagon. None of them will admit it, and i'm not saying they really really enjoy the show..... but they'll watch it when nothing else is on. And you can't say the guy that plays Sheldon isn't funny, he's just not funny in _that_ show.. Any of you that have seen the film Garden State and remember the scene where he is eating breakfast dressed as a fast food Knight will know what i'm talking about.

and yet anything is better than 2 and a half men... that shit causes brain damage

@Heji: Oh, I'm not restricting it to Scrubs (although it is a woefully forced and unfunny show); anything he's been in or written will do.

@Anonymous: This comment seemed totally normal at first, and then I reread it and noticed how many beautiful ways it made no sense. It's like an absurd little haiku.

People like bonding over shared hatred. It's human nature. As is automatically assuming everyone else's reasons for disliking that show you like must be insincere, because heaven forbid any two reasonable people could have genuine differences in taste.

@Anonymous: I've hated it since the first episode aired (*hipster glasses*) because I was jonesing for a new (good) sitcom. It didn't come. I have no idea if people jumped on the bandwagon, I'm just on it because I think the show is hilariously unfunny.

I like scrubs. I ain't even mad.

@Anonymous: I liked that movie too.
I ain't even mad.

@Anonymous: I totally agree. For years, I thought I was the only person in the world who didn't like it. It's just that "quirky" brand of humour that grinds my gears. It's the same humour that Cougartown and all of its derivatives suffer from. As long as you tilt your head to the side and make a funny face after every punchline, then it's apparently "comedy". Not my bag, but I can see why others might like it, if only for Dr Cox... he's the only saving grace for Scrubs.

@Anonymous: He directed, wrote and starred in it. Narcissism much? It felt way too wannabe art-house look-at-me-I'm-a-brooding-artiste to me.

But, hey, Natalie Portman <3

@exALLthewhy: Thanks, I think.
I thought that was a care bear for a second.

@Jiakko: It was a compliment, don't worry :)

@exALLthewhy: Yay! :D

@exALLthewhy: I actually grew up in Zach Braff's town, and he once directed a Dunkin' Donuts commercial in town. He turned out to be an asshole. :(

Ich guess you guys need the fake studio audience laughter so you know when to tag along.

@exALLthewhy: Yes, because Dr. Cox shares your hatred of all the other characters.