Are television shows such as this, extinct due to feminism?

Question

You just don't see shows like this anymore. True American shows where the women were nice and normal and laid back. Not like today's sassy lass's! Your thoughts?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9ROoPynGFM

Answer 1

Hahaha that's funny and you're probably a little right. How many sitcoms are out there now where the husband isn't an idiot and the wife loud mouths him into submission?

Answer 2

it's not what men want anymore.  times have changed

Answer 3

well... can I just say that I love Alf!

well not all women aren't nice and laid back... you just need to attract a keeper.

Answer 4

No. Television shows such as that are extinct due to crappiness.

Answer 5

What are you trying to do, go back to The19th century.  It's not feminism it's equal rights.  We just freed the women in Afghanistan, perhaps you think that women are supposed to be told what to do.  Try telling that to your mother.

Or perhaps you could write a TV script like you want and you could sell it to the TV sponsors.

Answer 6

and may i ask why do you turn everything that you see into "because of feminism " excuse , im starting to think you have some serious personal issues that you take out on women that just dont wanna be stepped over!

Answer 7

Well, throughout the years, clothes have become skimpier and attitudes have definitely changed within them... very ignorant people tend to be attracted to those women, of course, and there are lots of ignorant people who watch loads of crappy TV shows, and want to see that kind of stuff. The women have evolved into that, so TV shows could have better ratings and have many people watch that show, so they make more money. It's really effecting society, and I think it's sick, and it needs to stop!

Answer 8

You're really starting to bore me with the same question over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and overand over again... It's annoying.  

Anyone else agree?