Because he ends up pretending he was simply following protocol to get praise from corporate leaders. He chose corporate over his fellow workers. THAT is why it was annoying.
I love how this show subverts the dashing male archetype. While Jonah is indeed handsome, smart and well intended, he's also incredibly naive and pretentious which makes him perfectly balanced imo. As Glen would say, "Who doesn't fall in love with Jonah? So Gorgeous".
Naive yes, but he's not pretentious. He truly believes in his heart of heart of his causes and reasoning. Others think he's pretentious because frankly I think others are emotional cowards: they are very afraid of discussing uncomfortable issues. He's not. So he's naive and brave. This constant showcasing of him being "annoying" is a way to give an imperfection. It's purposeful, because a bit of imperfection is attractive
@@churrothiev8387 His imperfections are annoying, he is the "white male feminist" archetype that most minorities can't stand. He's naive because his ideologies is so text book and out of touch. He may be "comfortable" talking about topics like that because it's theoretical and has no bearing or existence in his life. He has even mentioned he's never lost anyone. It's a totally different mindset and ball game for those who have. It's nothing "courageous" or "cowardly" about people these topics actually effect. It's easy to be so called "brave" when you have no horse in the race.
@@GoddessLuna23 it’s not that deep. I agree with the person you responded to. I like that they didn’t try to make him perfect. He had flaws just like every other character, but all in all he was a good guy and always meant well.
@@churrothiev8387 i think he is pretentious and that’s okay i mean it’s the liking jazz but ambivalent about dogs, the refusal to serve guns even though that was his job because he’s grown up in an environment where he has that right to refuse and not take orders, also the costumes and sending them articles. But it’s not a hatable thing it’s just irritating which just makes it an imperfection so we like jonah more bc of it esp bc he apologises quickly when its really a problem unlike the other characters
truly find Jonah more relatable than most male lead characters simply because he isn’t perfect! he is naive and a bit pretentious but he also doesn’t take himself toooo seriously. I love how real superstore is honestly
Jonah is the best character!! He’s handsome, funny, naïve, and sometimes annoying. But that’s what makes him so lovable! He and Amy really balance each other out.
While I agree that he didn’t deserve it, I also don’t think it would be realistic for him NOT to get bullied. The robber situation alone is enough to warrant a little workplace ridicule.
I mean when he keeps continuing his awkwardly anxious nonsensical blubbering with the extra stutters, of course most of people would hate him (like the time he accidentally hit Sandra's son and then blubbering again instead of saying sorry and telling them it was an accident, then proceed to try to play her anger off as a joke instead of regretting it) On normal non-annoying basis, he's good
Can we talk about the breakroom scenes? How often is the entire staff in the breakroom at (seemingly) the middle of the day. Who’s watching the registers and manning the floor? 😂
That was the only thing I DIDN'T like him for. I was def with Mateo and Dina on this one. Pets are better than the "millions of children" he is talking about. And yes, I'm the kind of person who would save a dog before a human 🤷
Jonah is absolutely INSUFFERABLE. I strongly dislike him. That being said, I’d be happy to have him as a neighbor. I may disagree with him on many things, but all the aside, he’s a good person.
Jonah is such a nice guy He could do better than Amy She is selfish obnoxious constantly mad and angry She never loved him He was always sweet and supportive and she treat it him poorly
Superstore was good for about two seasons. Then it became a whiny political soapbox for the show runners and fell apart. Kind of sad really. Same thing happened to Brooklyn 99 near it's end.
@@Kadavro It really doesn't. From season 3 onward it became the most blatantly ignorant Leftwing drivel one could imagine. To the point that it eschewed logic for ideology. The show went from being simple entertainment where Jonah's politics were something that were amusing jokes to the driving force of the show.
@@TheLastKentuckyIrregular9524 I think you just didn’t get the show tbh it was always left leaning. the joke wasn’t that Jonah was wrong it was that he was naive and annoying about his ideals- his experience in corporate just reinforced his beliefs but made him become more of a realist about them. It’s the contrast between him and Amy- she’s all about the real world implications and effects and he’s the idealist, they challenged eachother but you notice that Amy almost never disagrees with him politically (bc he’s usually right) she just calls him out when he’s unrealistic about it
@@angelofthe2000s It was left-leaning for two seasons. Then it stopped leaning and dived headlong into it to the point that Jonah's preaching was no longer a tongue-in-cheek thing but an extremely preachy thing.
I love that Jonah failing to stop a thief is considered him being annoying to someone.
He waved to the robber before saying 'hey' XD
The thief may have found him annoying
Because he ends up pretending he was simply following protocol to get praise from corporate leaders.
He chose corporate over his fellow workers.
THAT is why it was annoying.
@@GustavRex no he didnt he just did protocol for the most part and asked for corporate to stop praising him
@@GustavRex No. He was just being rational.
I love how this show subverts the dashing male archetype. While Jonah is indeed handsome, smart and well intended, he's also incredibly naive and pretentious which makes him perfectly balanced imo. As Glen would say, "Who doesn't fall in love with Jonah? So Gorgeous".
Naive yes, but he's not pretentious. He truly believes in his heart of heart of his causes and reasoning. Others think he's pretentious because frankly I think others are emotional cowards: they are very afraid of discussing uncomfortable issues. He's not. So he's naive and brave. This constant showcasing of him being "annoying" is a way to give an imperfection. It's purposeful, because a bit of imperfection is attractive
@@churrothiev8387 His imperfections are annoying, he is the "white male feminist" archetype that most minorities can't stand. He's naive because his ideologies is so text book and out of touch. He may be "comfortable" talking about topics like that because it's theoretical and has no bearing or existence in his life. He has even mentioned he's never lost anyone. It's a totally different mindset and ball game for those who have. It's nothing "courageous" or "cowardly" about people these topics actually effect. It's easy to be so called "brave" when you have no horse in the race.
@@GoddessLuna23 it’s not that deep. I agree with the person you responded to. I like that they didn’t try to make him perfect. He had flaws just like every other character, but all in all he was a good guy and always meant well.
@@churrothiev8387 i think he is pretentious and that’s okay i mean it’s the liking jazz but ambivalent about dogs, the refusal to serve guns even though that was his job because he’s grown up in an environment where he has that right to refuse and not take orders, also the costumes and sending them articles. But it’s not a hatable thing it’s just irritating which just makes it an imperfection so we like jonah more bc of it esp bc he apologises quickly when its really a problem unlike the other characters
@@GoddessLuna23 this
truly find Jonah more relatable than most male lead characters simply because he isn’t perfect! he is naive and a bit pretentious but he also doesn’t take himself toooo seriously. I love how real superstore is honestly
If you don’t know a Jonah, then you are the Jonah
Damn
I don't know if this is a good thing or not? 😅
@@littlepastys yes to both of them
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop ok I'll be a proud Jonah then 😂
Yea id say thats true. I got that awkward confidence LOL
Aw thanks.
I love that Jonah's strategy to stop a thief is to ask him nicely and annoy him into stopping because he knows he can't physically stop him
Jonah is the best character!! He’s handsome, funny, naïve, and sometimes annoying. But that’s what makes him so lovable! He and Amy really balance each other out.
Jonah is the Britta of Superstore
He's so streets behind
Amy is Frankie
Cheyenne is Troy
Glenn is the Dean maybe
Bo is Chang
Who else?
@@leostreet8046 Dina is Annie
Mateo is Abed
Garrett is Jeff
@@leostreet8046 Issac is the meow meow beans guy. Wait.😆🤣😆
He really Britta-ed that
He’s such an awkward goof I love him
Jonah being such a mess will forever be my favorite
The more times I rewatch this brilliant series in its entirety, the more I have come to just ADORE Jonah.
i love jonah he didn't deserve to be bullied for basically the whole show
agreed
Yes!!!
While I agree that he didn’t deserve it, I also don’t think it would be realistic for him NOT to get bullied. The robber situation alone is enough to warrant a little workplace ridicule.
So you're saying you never rolled your eyes at the Jonah at your job? And the one that gets bullied is Sandra.
Mateo: "He looks like a villain on CW."
That's definitely Jonah.
I don’t know how anyone could dislike him
I mean when he keeps continuing his awkwardly anxious nonsensical blubbering with the extra stutters, of course most of people would hate him (like the time he accidentally hit Sandra's son and then blubbering again instead of saying sorry and telling them it was an accident, then proceed to try to play her anger off as a joke instead of regretting it)
On normal non-annoying basis, he's good
I mean i can find 8:21 minutes of why people would dislike him
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop What Jonah says always makes sense.
@@alphanerd7221 no it doesn't. Have you even read my reply and especially on the example segment?
@@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop What you are saying is that you are stupid and you like your own comments when you can't make a point.
RIP superstore, i was in grief after i finished it, it deserved more seasons
Jonah is my fave chatacter! Miss this show so much....
Jonah is so awkward but i'm awkward and i relate to him
Garrett's expression at 0:53 is hilarious
I am so attracted to him and his entire personality. I would like to have a Jonah in my life
I love seeing the extras in other tv shows are now the main cast in this show.
You know Jonah is too much when Glenn dropped the F nuke.
Jonas is my favorite character he's so great
Jonah and Parker did looked related. lol the casting is on point.
Im pretty sure the actor that plays Parker is Ben Feldmans actual son
This is the only thing I watch! Superstore is the best!
3:30 One of my favorite Justine moments.
Stand there and make brown. Thank you Dina for actually following through
Just 8 minutes?! WOW!! I thought it'd be longer😂
I loved the interaction of Matteo and Jonah when they had to have the dogs be adopted…
Such a great episode
this man is the love of my life
🙄
This show is the greatest ever
Can we talk about the breakroom scenes?
How often is the entire staff in the breakroom at (seemingly) the middle of the day. Who’s watching the registers and manning the floor? 😂
Morning shift takes their lunch as soon as afternoon shift gets in.
Ugh I love him so much 😭😭
Even Glenn wasn’t having it with Jonah during Black Friday haha
Love this show
Love Jonah ❤️❤️❤️
Ok but like, it's annoying how wholesome he is. Like, is that even real? God I hope so
Funniest show of all time
People who think they’re Jim Halpert are actually Jonah (and that’s fine)
SPREAD MY WIIIIIINGS
Jonah is me , Jonah is me 😅
I'd definitely have a crush on Jonah would've I worked at cloud 9
Kinda liked the sassy response Amy had when she saw Jonah raise his hand 0:18 😅
Not putting any of his gambling bets in here is criminal.
Love ❤ u all
Only 8 mins? 😂
"Well put it back!"
If I got a Nickle for every time I blurted out "Jesus Christ, Jonah!" I could probably have enough for a 6 pack of beer.
I have way too much in common with Jonah.
I'm big fan
Is it wrong that I'm always on Jonah's side? I always agree with him and relate to everything he does and says.
This is a genuine question
Perfect final clip. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆
I got one thing to say Joe Nuzzadoosh
Amy did not dserve Jonah, he is such a sweetheart
Amen 👏👏
He deserves so much better :(
Jonah deserved better overall and i will die on that hill.
As the series progressed, i didn't like Amy anymore
@@Kadavro Sameeeee at the end I just despised her
wasnt jonah on Drop Dead Gorgeous as the angel
Glenn on drugs is the best 🤣
My annoying son 🥺
I agree with him about the pet thing though 😅 06:02 And I **desperately** want a cat and dog 😭
That was the only thing I DIDN'T like him for. I was def with Mateo and Dina on this one. Pets are better than the "millions of children" he is talking about. And yes, I'm the kind of person who would save a dog before a human 🤷
Ben Feldman is like a fine wine. he is more handsome now
No bc he was 35-41 while filming superstore and he looks like a fairy the whole time
Jonah Is my kind of guy only way less threatening
Johan was not annoying it was Amy and glenn
I hate how the show never developed the character of Jonah.
He just felt like the butt of the jokes every episode.
what is this 😭
And jonah what?
It didn't take me eight minutes to get annoyed.
Me neither. His character and the constant push for him to be with a married coworker made me stop watching the show regularly.
Jonah is absolutely INSUFFERABLE. I strongly dislike him. That being said, I’d be happy to have him as a neighbor. I may disagree with him on many things, but all the aside, he’s a good person.
Jonah is such a nice guy
He could do better than Amy
She is selfish obnoxious constantly mad and angry
She never loved him
He was always sweet and supportive and she treat it him poorly
I hate how much of myself I see in Jonah. Except I’m not white
the most annoying character in this show
Superstore was good for about two seasons. Then it became a whiny political soapbox for the show runners and fell apart. Kind of sad really. Same thing happened to Brooklyn 99 near it's end.
It takes extremely high intelligence to understand Superstore in its entirety. Not ur fault
@@Kadavro It really doesn't. From season 3 onward it became the most blatantly ignorant Leftwing drivel one could imagine. To the point that it eschewed logic for ideology. The show went from being simple entertainment where Jonah's politics were something that were amusing jokes to the driving force of the show.
it truly is above high intelligence
@@TheLastKentuckyIrregular9524 I think you just didn’t get the show tbh it was always left leaning. the joke wasn’t that Jonah was wrong it was that he was naive and annoying about his ideals- his experience in corporate just reinforced his beliefs but made him become more of a realist about them. It’s the contrast between him and Amy- she’s all about the real world implications and effects and he’s the idealist, they challenged eachother but you notice that Amy almost never disagrees with him politically (bc he’s usually right) she just calls him out when he’s unrealistic about it
@@angelofthe2000s It was left-leaning for two seasons. Then it stopped leaning and dived headlong into it to the point that Jonah's preaching was no longer a tongue-in-cheek thing but an extremely preachy thing.