Bless the Harts

FOX | Release Date: September 29, 2019

3.4	USER SCORE Generally unfavorable reviews based on 10 Ratings

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ErrantBelleSep 30, 2019

It's difficult to put into words how truly bad this show is.
Obviously the biggest problem is that it is not remotely entertaining; alas, that's not even the worst of it.
According to the promotional material it is set in the King of theIt's difficult to put into words how truly bad this show is.
Obviously the biggest problem is that it is not remotely entertaining; alas, that's not even the worst of it.

According to the promotional material it is set in the King of the Hill universe, which makes perfect sense.
Before I read that online, I was already thinking it felt like a very bad King of the Hill knockoff. Alas, this show has none of the likable characters, nor the storytelling that show offered.

What you get instead is bombarded by non-stop stereotypes.
There is nothing funny, endearing, or engaging about this show, even the animation is surprising subpar.
The biggest problem, however, is that it is grotesquely offensive.

Every aspect of the show is designed to hammer home all of the most vile, bigoted, and hateful stereotypes those on the Left hold about White people, Southerners, Christians, and men.
Over and over and OVER again you are reminded the show's creators believe White people in the south are dumb, classless, have bad taste, and are generally subhuman.

They also worked in a muslim actor voicing Jesus Christ as an extremely effeminate, beer swilling, trashy confidant of the main character.
If you don't believe all of that was intentionally done solely as a middle finger to Christians, I would ask you if you think anyone from the show's creator to the head of the network would ever consider doing something similar with mohamed...
Yeah, I think we all know anyone who even suggested something like that would never work another day in the entertainment industry. To be clear, I am not suggesting offensive things can't be funny because they very much can be. The issue with Bless the Harts is that it is offensiveness devoid of entertainment.
It's not clever, not subtle, not engaging, and definitely not funny.

To sum up, this is a complete cringefest that is going to evoke a lot of completely justified disgust

Fox should quit now, stop airing it, apologize, then fire whoever green-lit this train wreck.… Expand