I like political humor, and some of these jokes can give a couple laughs, but most of their jokes are just idiotic. It's too bad, because I was really looking forward to the series. I even bought a first season pass on iTunes for it. I did watch all of them. Like I said before, the show is decent, but it does get annoying. Most of their jokes are stale. I don't mind politically incorrect jokes, but at least use good material, and not something that you could find off any other television show like "South Park" or "Family Guy". The good thing is that you don't really have to be that into politics to watch it. I don't follow politics very much, and I can enjoy this show. I think people should give this show a shot, but don't have your standards set too high...

A lot of people think MTV is all dating shows and shows about hip hop and rap. This isn't fully true. There's "MTV Cribs", "Made", and also the underrated "True Life". In each episode of "True Life", you follow two or three people with a related problem or lifestyle. Each episode is their own documentary. Some of them go nowhere though. For example, there's one that was about people who were from a specific New York island. They tried to show the struggles, but there really wasn't that much to touch up on. The only difference they really showed between them and people living in Manhattan is a slightly different accent and a different appearance. Episodes like that are just like an episode of "Real World", where you just follow people around in their daily life. That's not what I'm watching "True Life" for. But then there are a lot of interesting ones, like "I have Tourette's" or "I'm a Competitive Eater".

"Two and a Half Men" is a very funny show, and it really seems like they're not even trying to be funny, but they are hilarious. Charlie and Allen are two brother with completely different personalities, and they live under the same roof. Allen is divorced, and you'll see his son Jake a lot at the house. Allen seems to know his values very well, and he's very uptight about some things. Then there's Charlie, who's always bringing ladies into the house, and he's much more laid-back about things than his pesky brother. Charlie is basically a 'player'. Allen's son Jake is humorous also, only in a different way. He projects the innocent kid that knows nothing of adulthood. His innocence, curiosity, and simple jokes can throw in a lot of laughs in the show.

This was a pretty good episode. In the episode, Cartman was taken to a different school to teach an uncooperative class after teaching Mrs. Garrison's class after he storms out. So, he tries to relate to them and teach them how to cheat their way to the top. That side of the episode was average. It was pleasurable, but not that funny. Meanwhile, Mrs. Garrison decides that he wants to be a man again, so he finds a new way to make a new penis By growing one on a test rat. But, the rat escapes and it's nothing but havoc all around the town. I thought this plot was funnier than the other, but it got a little too weird for me sometimes. I mean seriously... a rat with a penis growing on his back? Pretty strange if you ask me!

Flavor Flav is looking for love, and you can bet that there's going to be some drama, some drama, some romance... just about everything. Rapper Flavor Flav needs to find out who he can really spend the rest of his life with, so why not round up some fine ladies, put them in a house, and make a whole television program about it? This show really defines a great dating show, because when you throw in a celebrity, things only get more interesting. Flav needs to find love, not another celebrity. And when the cameras are rolling, there are bound to be people in it for the fame. Be ready for lots of fights, surprises, and funny stuff. "Flavor of Love" is an awesome show.