Tag: TV shows

This is a two-panel satirical meme arguing that the Breaking Bad series finale is unmatched in quality compared to poorly received later/final seasons of other popular TV shows. The top panel shows a public swimming pool: a struggling half-submerged boy is labeled 'The Boys S5', a happy girl held above water by a woman is labeled 'Stranger Things S5', and the woman holding her is labeled 'Game of Thrones S8', ranking these three disappointing seasons from worst to least bad in the eyes of fans. The bottom panel shows a skeleton sitting on a chair fully submerged at the pool bottom, labeled 'Walking Dead S11', implying this final season was received far more negatively than all the others shown. The core joke is that all listed seasons are widely considered letdowns, and none of them come close to the universal acclaim of Breaking Bad's finale.

No one can beat Breaking Bad finale

This is a two-panel satirical…

The meme is split into two sections: the top section lists four simple steps for a purported trick to stream movies or TV shows for free: 1. Search for the desired movie or show, 2. Navigate to its official IMDB page, 3. Edit the page URL to add the word 'play' immediately before 'IMDB' in the domain, 4. Watch the content. Below this step list is a popular reaction photo of gospel artist Kirk Franklin sitting in an awards show audience, holding both hands to his head, mouth open wide, eyes wide with shock and amazement, conveying how surprisingly simple and useful the trick is claimed to be.

Simple IMDB Free Streaming Trick With Shocked Reaction

The meme is split into two se…

This three-panel meme compares the appearance of Starlight (Annie January, the main female character from the TV series *The Boys*) between the first season and the show's last season. The top-left panel shows the character in a modest, high-necked lace outfit from the first season, labeled 'Season 1'. The top-right panel shows the same character in a sparkly, low-cut revealing superhero costume in the last season, labeled 'Last Season'. The bottom panel features Vito Corleone from *The Godfather* (played by Marlon Brando) with his iconic softly smiling, downward-gazing expression, which is used here to convey the approving, amused reaction of male viewers to this costume and appearance change. The joke plays on the common observation that many TV series gradually give female characters more revealing outfits as the show progresses, and this meme captures the expected audience reaction to that change.

Boys: Season 1 vs Last Season Godfather Reaction

This three-panel meme compare…