I thought Mr.Birchum was bad enough. This "Sitcom" however makes it look decent in comparison. This, along with Velma and Santa Inc, are examples of how not to do politics in entertainment.
Speaking as someone who watches All in the Family, I would say that show is way better than The New Norm, but I'll also go into what made it stand the test of time. The show did not have a clear political bias. It sought to show just how insane conservatives and liberals can be, it was more honest with its language that was heavily associated with discrimination and the social climate of the period. Archie served as the figurehead for the insane right and Mike "Meathead" Stivic served as the figurehead for the preachy and holier than thou left (while ironically as bigoted as Archie in several ways) But the show wasn't solely about politics, because at the end of the day, Archie, Meathead, they were still people, people that were not the sum of their political views, people you can care about. Even as people are becoming more on the fence about what flies in entertainment these days, this show managed to hold up because it was a brilliant series that, at its core, played no favorites. As for The New Norm, it's clear they didn't see All in the Family for its characters, rather its edgy jokes, lending to their utter desperation at sticking it to the other side. It's less like a comedy and more like a collection of archetypes and jokes that can be considered offensive, dare I say generated by AI like the theme song and other stuff. It's not a comedy, it's a borderline checklist. If I had to give it some benefit of the doubt the pilot was meant to demonstrate just what the rest of the show would try to do, but as is I have a feeling the rest of the show would be soulless. It has the same vibe as Our Cartoon President, which was made to cash in on the ongoing political climate and done in a way to be on time with it. The New Norm is so bad, it actually gave me something nice to say about Mr. Birchum, which in spite of its clear conservative slant, I at least know where I stand with it, I can see conservatives possibly enjoy the show, even those who have the stomach for dumb animated sitcoms, and Mr. Birchum, as bad as it is, it feels like it at least has a soul. It feels like something made in earnest to appeal to a certain crowd. The New Norm has no soul, no genuine passion, it's a product made to capitalize on outrage and it can't even do that right.
I think what makes conservative comedy so PAINFULLY unfunny is the classic atage "funny because it's true." When your would view is so inherently flawed and detached from reality, there's no sense of satire or reliability that can make it funny. Not even to themselves.
Between "Norm of the North" and "The New Norm", I am beginning to think a certain word has had a spell cast on it, so that any animation bearing it in the title is ruined.
The thing is with Archie bunker and all in the family is that he kind of went through a character or throughout the show of admitting he was wrong for being a racist and bigot he even he had a black best friend name mr. Jefferson and neither of them would ever admit that they were friends and he was always called out for it by his son-in-law for his behavior
@ my only experience with watching all in the family comes from seeing reruns on it on television as a teenager as I was into all kinds of classic media including classic television shows well all in the family isn’t my favorite show from the 70s that would be Sanford and son from what little I have seen it Archie bunker was Mosley a racist because he was stuck in the past and his son-in-law was more progressive than he was or at least progressive at the time hell, the first episode, which I have seen has a whole talk about racism with his son saying that every man despite their race deserves a piece of the American dream
@@MrOctavian2012 I went in depth here: ruclips.net/video/rbaQtkfuapM/видео.htmlsi=pdziaRu2XkklHuLN I actually plan on talking about the sequel later this year. I actually prefer the sequel over the first film unironically.
@@RazorRex just finished the boondock saint's video and whoof; there's a reason i didn't remember much of it besides Defoe(favorite character, especially when making a bet for 🥯) i put some armchair psychology there but ill try and tldr it: the different times line of logic may explain a lot if we look at it not as a dismissal, but as the directors' state of mind when writing and makin the movie. The tattoos he has and starting in a bar lines him up with the brothers at the beginning of the movie, and he may have been personalizing/dramatizing his mindset. Also the director was raised late enough for him to make this movie come out in the 90's(the "real" decade) so it has a more 80's(excess because) mindset which would explain the "comedic" moments and its more pretentious parts. No justification for anything in the movie, but thought itwas an interesting possibility. Can't wait to see the sequel!!!
I mean? Is literally on the title "made by X" do you expecting a great show level of the Simpsons and Futurama? ( Note: the old one, and not recent mediocre recent season )
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but Velma was better made than this. Yeah I said it. Heck when Twilight is considered a better love story than your couple. You hit a low point.
I just saw dr storm Reaction to new norm new episodes and allow me to inform you that the show gets worse than the pilot and it’s far more cringer than it ever was in the pilot
Do you want show that doesn’t even feel like a real TV show and yet somehow is try watching heil honey I’m home A show that has portrays Hitler as a family man yes that show was real
@@RazorRex I didn’t know it exist until I saw TV trash review of it and I can’t believe that a show like that even exist heil honey I’m home was so bad it only lasted for a pilot and just like the new norm it doesn’t even look like a real show. It looks like a parody of a show
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I thought Mr.Birchum was bad enough. This "Sitcom" however makes it look decent in comparison. This, along with Velma and Santa Inc, are examples of how not to do politics in entertainment.
Velma and Santa Inc are actually good tho
Speaking as someone who watches All in the Family, I would say that show is way better than The New Norm, but I'll also go into what made it stand the test of time.
The show did not have a clear political bias. It sought to show just how insane conservatives and liberals can be, it was more honest with its language that was heavily associated with discrimination and the social climate of the period. Archie served as the figurehead for the insane right and Mike "Meathead" Stivic served as the figurehead for the preachy and holier than thou left (while ironically as bigoted as Archie in several ways)
But the show wasn't solely about politics, because at the end of the day, Archie, Meathead, they were still people, people that were not the sum of their political views, people you can care about. Even as people are becoming more on the fence about what flies in entertainment these days, this show managed to hold up because it was a brilliant series that, at its core, played no favorites.
As for The New Norm, it's clear they didn't see All in the Family for its characters, rather its edgy jokes, lending to their utter desperation at sticking it to the other side. It's less like a comedy and more like a collection of archetypes and jokes that can be considered offensive, dare I say generated by AI like the theme song and other stuff. It's not a comedy, it's a borderline checklist. If I had to give it some benefit of the doubt the pilot was meant to demonstrate just what the rest of the show would try to do, but as is I have a feeling the rest of the show would be soulless. It has the same vibe as Our Cartoon President, which was made to cash in on the ongoing political climate and done in a way to be on time with it.
The New Norm is so bad, it actually gave me something nice to say about Mr. Birchum, which in spite of its clear conservative slant, I at least know where I stand with it, I can see conservatives possibly enjoy the show, even those who have the stomach for dumb animated sitcoms, and Mr. Birchum, as bad as it is, it feels like it at least has a soul. It feels like something made in earnest to appeal to a certain crowd. The New Norm has no soul, no genuine passion, it's a product made to capitalize on outrage and it can't even do that right.
I actually saw conservatives boycott Birchum cause it had a gay character in it LOL and they call leftists "snowflakes" pathetic!
I think what makes conservative comedy so PAINFULLY unfunny is the classic atage "funny because it's true." When your would view is so inherently flawed and detached from reality, there's no sense of satire or reliability that can make it funny. Not even to themselves.
Between "Norm of the North" and "The New Norm", I am beginning to think a certain word has had a spell cast on it, so that any animation bearing it in the title is ruined.
I'm going to do a reaction video to this video and a little bit of you guys.
According to Saberspark, the credits are not much because they employees who made this did not want their names to be revealed.
Right. Makes sense.
The New Norm is a huge dumpster fire.
The thing is with Archie bunker and all in the family is that he kind of went through a character or throughout the show of admitting he was wrong for being a racist and bigot he even he had a black best friend name mr. Jefferson and neither of them would ever admit that they were friends and he was always called out for it by his son-in-law for his behavior
@@henrymockingbird9645 Right. I heard that from Double Toasted, SaberSpark, and Jose when they covered this.
@ my only experience with watching all in the family comes from seeing reruns on it on television as a teenager as I was into all kinds of classic media including classic television shows well all in the family isn’t my favorite show from the 70s that would be Sanford and son from what little I have seen it Archie bunker was Mosley a racist because he was stuck in the past and his son-in-law was more progressive than he was or at least progressive at the time hell, the first episode, which I have seen has a whole talk about racism with his son saying that every man despite their race deserves a piece of the American dream
Can someone explain the disdain for the first boondock saints? I dont remember it being great but i thought the second one was way worse
@@MrOctavian2012 I went in depth here: ruclips.net/video/rbaQtkfuapM/видео.htmlsi=pdziaRu2XkklHuLN
I actually plan on talking about the sequel later this year. I actually prefer the sequel over the first film unironically.
@@RazorRex just got the notification for this 😅 can't wait for the video, and thank you for the recommendation!
@@MrOctavian2012 I finished the script and plan to record and edit soon.
@@RazorRex just finished the boondock saint's video and whoof; there's a reason i didn't remember much of it besides Defoe(favorite character, especially when making a bet for 🥯) i put some armchair psychology there but ill try and tldr it: the different times line of logic may explain a lot if we look at it not as a dismissal, but as the directors' state of mind when writing and makin the movie. The tattoos he has and starting in a bar lines him up with the brothers at the beginning of the movie, and he may have been personalizing/dramatizing his mindset. Also the director was raised late enough for him to make this movie come out in the 90's(the "real" decade) so it has a more 80's(excess because) mindset which would explain the "comedic" moments and its more pretentious parts. No justification for anything in the movie, but thought itwas an interesting possibility. Can't wait to see the sequel!!!
I have seen all in the family least a few episodes and I could tell you that the new norm pretty much learn all the wrong lessons from that show
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I mean? Is literally on the title "made by X" do you expecting a great show level of the Simpsons and Futurama? ( Note: the old one, and not recent mediocre recent season )
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but Velma was better made than this.
Yeah I said it.
Heck when Twilight is considered a better love story than your couple. You hit a low point.
I just saw dr storm
Reaction to new norm new episodes and allow me to inform you that the show gets worse than the pilot and it’s far more cringer than it ever was in the pilot
Agreed
First animated sitcom on Twitter? Sounds cliched.
Twitter Originals? Really?!!!
Do you want show that doesn’t even feel like a real TV show and yet somehow is try watching heil honey I’m home A show that has portrays Hitler as a family man yes that show was real
@@henrymockingbird9645 I heard about that show.
@@RazorRex I didn’t know it exist until I saw TV trash review of it and I can’t believe that a show like that even exist heil honey I’m home was so bad it only lasted for a pilot and just like the new norm it doesn’t even look like a real show. It looks like a parody of a show