• Network: Peacock
  • Series Premiere Date: Oct 12, 2022
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65

Generally favorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

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  1. Positive: 4 out of 6
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  1. Reviewed by: Rob Owen
    Oct 13, 2022
    65
    In its second episode, “I Love You, You Hate Me” explores how some of the kids featured on “Barney” rebelled (pretty typical child-actors-growing up stuff) and then it gets into the thorny question of Patrick Leach’s crime and whether “Barney” and its impact on his family contributed to Patrick Leach’s criminal act. Up to that point, this “Barney” doc is fun and even thoughtful, but then it starts to feel needlessly exploitative.
  2. Reviewed by: Daniel Fienberg
    Oct 12, 2022
    40
    I Love You, You Hate Me doesn’t want to be simply a hollow celebration of ’90s nostalgia, which I truly respect, but it doesn’t quite have the intellectual ammunition to make its more ambitious points convincingly. ... There’s a gap between irrational hatred and meaningful critique that I Love You, You Hate Me is unprepared to deal with.
  3. Reviewed by: Aaron Barnhart
    Oct 12, 2022
    90
    The documentary does an admirable job of capturing those early days without a wink or sneer. ... I Love You, You Hate Me expertly marshals different pop-culture voices to explain how the anti-Barney sentiment bubbled up so easily. ... In the end the show makes a surprisingly persuasive case that maybe the Barney backlash of 30 years ago was the canary in the coal mine — that it served as an early warning of what a culture steeped in irony and conditioned to react caustically to everything on a screen could become.