TV Series most people hate but you like.

[Otaking]

I can't think of a single TV series I like that is generally hated.
But my favourite game related YouTube channels Happy Console Gamer and Game Chasers seem to have alot of haters. In fact apart from Game Sack and Turbo Views every successful YouTube gaming show gets a ton of hate.

[DragonmasterDan]

I can't think of a single TV series I like that is generally hated.
But my favourite game related YouTube channels Happy Console Gamer and Game Chasers seem to have alot of haters. In fact apart from Game Sack and Turbo Views every successful YouTube gaming show gets a ton of hate.

Happy Console Gamer. Ehhh.. he's a likable enough guy I guess. Not the biggest fan of the show though.

Game Chasers, yeah to me it's boring. It's a pickers show about old video games, I tried to watch a few episodes and they don't find enough worthwhile stuff at good prices to even make it worth making an episode about. I'm also not a big fan of glorifying game prices, etc

[wildfruit]

I like the happy guy . I like his enthusiasm.

[Otaking]

Yeh Happy Console Gamer talks really enthusiastically and nostalgically about the exact gaming era I'm interested in (late eighties to mid nineties). Plus from watching his videos I share very similar tastes in stuff in general, particular oldskool animes, certain sci fi films etc... jeez I really am a nerd.

Game Chasers like all the channels I like, I've watched them from when they first started on YouTube.
They're not particularly knowledgeable about games, I don't think they claim to be, but they're all likeable and I think quite amusing in a teenage humour kinda way "chodes" etc. The show is now mainly about them goofing around at conventions and a bit of bartering in retail stores, as the original format of going to flea markets they did't really find any games anymore.

[DragonmasterDan]

Yeh Happy Console Gamer talks really enthusiastically and nostalgically about the exact gaming era I'm interested in (late eighties to mid nineties). Plus from watching his videos I share very similar tastes in stuff in general, particular oldskool animes, certain sci fi films etc... jeez I really am a nerd.

I think he's a likable enough guy. But he has a tendency to talk about every topic like it's "underground" or in a hipster "not mainstream" way when he's talking about huge releases that a lot of people are familiar with. He produces way too many videos on small or little topics or news announcements. A once a week format might be a little better.

Game Chasers like all the channels I like, I've watched them from when they first started on YouTube.
They're not particularly knowledgeable about games, I don't think they claim to be, but they're all likeable and I think quite amusing in a teenage humour kinda way "chodes" etc. The show is now mainly about them goofing around at conventions and a bit of bartering in retail stores, as the original format of going to flea markets they did't really find any games anymore.

I saw the first few episodes and they didn't find good deals in the first place. I also didn't find them the least bit amusing or likable.

[Necromancer]

Two REALLY goofy and cheesy shows that I have always had a lot of pleasure watching are Silk Stalkings and Nash Bridges.

Nash Bridges was definitely a goodie.  Who doesn't like Cheech?

[Otaking]

Yeh Happy Console Gamer talks really enthusiastically and nostalgically about the exact gaming era I'm interested in (late eighties to mid nineties). Plus from watching his videos I share very similar tastes in stuff in general, particular oldskool animes, certain sci fi films etc... jeez I really am a nerd.

I think he's a likable enough guy. But he has a tendency to talk about every topic like it's "underground" or in a hipster "not mainstream" way when he's talking about huge releases that a lot of people are familiar with. He produces way too many videos on small or little topics or news announcements. A once a week format might be a little better.

I haven't picked up on the "underground" thing myself. I really like his channel so I think it's great that he's putting out more videos, it's a relatively new thing that he increased his video output.

Game Chasers like all the channels I like, I've watched them from when they first started on YouTube.
They're not particularly knowledgeable about games, I don't think they claim to be, but they're all likeable and I think quite amusing in a teenage humour kinda way "chodes" etc. The show is now mainly about them goofing around at conventions and a bit of bartering in retail stores, as the original format of going to flea markets they did't really find any games anymore.

I saw the first few episodes and they didn't find good deals in the first place. I also didn't find them the least bit amusing or likable.

When they were going to flea markets I think they got the balance just right of finding stuff, the way they did it seemed more real. Then when they found in the wild Surprise at Dinosaur Peak and Little Samson, I thought the whole thing was entertaining, and that's coming from someone who doesn't buy games these days and I've never bought anything NES myself. They could easily just plant rarer or expensive games and pretend to hit the jackpot in every episode. This is exactly what happened in every episode of Toy Hunter, it comes across as completely staged and a bit lame.

[GreatBlueSwirlof99]

^^ I know a guy who found a boxed copy of Little Samson for 4$ at a fleamarket! Although he did hunt for it for a few months

[jordan_hillman]

Two REALLY goofy and cheesy shows that I have always had a lot of pleasure watching are Silk Stalkings and Nash Bridges.

Nash Bridges was definitely a goodie.  Who doesn't like Cheech?

Right?! He and Don Johnson had pretty good chemistry together onscreen.

And Yasmine Bleeth definitely added that late 90s cheese factor that I miss oh so dearly 

[turboswimbz]

The lawrence welk Show

[esteban]

The lawrence welk Show

I like those old variety shows...even when they have old-timey music (which is 99%).