Temu married with children. The only difference is a stuffed animal the al Bundy guy talked to and they made the daughter hot and smart instead of hot and dumb.
Wow, that just reminded me Married with Children had a dog that would provide commentary via voice over. I havent thought of that since Al Gore ran for president.
The stuffed animal was a rabbit, yeah? I was trying to remember the name of that show a few days ago and now this looks like it is that same show. I was describing it to my sister as Wish.com Married with Children 🤣
I mean…kind of? It was created because the creators of Married with Children were told some of their ideas were not ok to put on Fox. So they sold the WB on the idea of making a new show for their network that was exactly like Married with Children, using all the ideas that Fox told them they couldn’t use. In essence, the “real” version of the show they wanted to make.
It would be like if Futurama had just been called “Life in Hell”, and instead of a futuristic setting, it was exactly like the Life in Hell comics he made 40 years ago, now in animated form, and people thinking Life in Hell art style is ripping off The Simpsons.
Temu married with children. The only difference is a stuffed animal the al Bundy guy talked to and they made the daughter hot and smart instead of hot and dumb.
Unhappily ever after.
Wow, that just reminded me Married with Children had a dog that would provide commentary via voice over. I havent thought of that since Al Gore ran for president.
Buck!
The stuffed animal was a rabbit, yeah? I was trying to remember the name of that show a few days ago and now this looks like it is that same show. I was describing it to my sister as Wish.com Married with Children 🤣
Yep!
It was a blatant rip-off
I mean…kind of? It was created because the creators of Married with Children were told some of their ideas were not ok to put on Fox. So they sold the WB on the idea of making a new show for their network that was exactly like Married with Children, using all the ideas that Fox told them they couldn’t use. In essence, the “real” version of the show they wanted to make.
It would be like if Futurama had just been called “Life in Hell”, and instead of a futuristic setting, it was exactly like the Life in Hell comics he made 40 years ago, now in animated form, and people thinking Life in Hell art style is ripping off The Simpsons.