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I hate watching shows I remember fondly from the 90's/00's and it's all homophobia, transphobia, and sexual harassment.
Out of all shows I've rewatched, I'd say King of the Hill holds up the best in this regard. There are a few episodes where you think it will go all 90s homophobic but pulls the rug out from under you.
A perfect example
I've recently been rewatching King of the Hill and have been really pleasantly surprised how well it holds up. Good guy Mike Judge.
Even the "bad opinions" the show displays in certain episodes are presented as such. There are a couple of lines here and there that could be accused of transphobia, but I feel like the show doesn't punch down, it just shows that Hank (or whoever) is just a bit behind the times
I watched HIMYM as a teenager and WOW did it not age well
“Kids, let me tell you about the time I had a threesome.”
Yeah I rewatched this not too long ago, hoping that running it at 2x speed would make it better. It did for the most part.
I never saw the last season and when I saw it, I found I was right that the show was "How I Met Your Mother, starring Aunt Robin"
The final episode really ruined the show entirely.
spoiler
The total fuck you of undoing robin and Barney was unforgivable