I'd give up cable to have your weather (I'm in New England).

Yes, that's where I'm catching the show: Laff TV. Channel 7-3, if you're an archaic like me with no cable in Southern California.

It's currently on the MeTV-type cable station called Laff.

How and where are you watching this show? I'd like to know please

What about that other woman,'whio wanted to sue, claiming to be offended by Drew's cartoon of a caterpillar coming on to a French fry?

Yeah, it's not about being PC. Mimi's behaviour is what you call antisocial and abusive. The only reason it is funny or even tolerated is because it's a sitcom. The behaviour does not promote freedom, it stifles it.
And it's kind of funny that Anti-PC is being used to defend Mimi, who's only around because she did that fake PC harassment thing.

Be careful about whistling "Dixie", lest you be labeled a racist.

I saw a political cartoon right after that stupidity. The newscaster was reading a story about a dozen deaths of young, black men in Chicago over the weekend. The second panel he said, "Be on the look out for the Confederate flag."

I'm not the most hard-core fan of Dukes of Hazzard (I do like the show), but it's absolutely ridiculous what's been going on with that of late.

I'm not PC. Never have been; never will be.
That doesn't mean that I go out of my way to say such things to people like that, but I also won't tolerate their BS unless it benefits me in some way. I'm actually much more likely to just remove myself from those situations in which I encounter those people than I am to do anything else.

I find your eloquence refreshing. I've had it wih this PC bullsh!t.

Dontcha ever just wanna rip on everyone you know the way she does with Drew?
No. Because she's a c&nt. She's the typical fat, bossy, b!tchy, fugly woman who got her way because mommy & daddy thought of her as a princess / didn't want to say "No" to her because they didn't want to put up with her temper tantrums.
I've known a few women like that, and they should just about be shot in the head and dumped in a pile - especially when they end up raising their children to be the same way.
With that being said, I tip my hat to Kathy Kinney. ANYONE who does such a good job in creating a character who is so vile and evokes such emotions (Larry Hagmann as JR Ewing is another one who comes to mind) has really done a good job with their craft.
Interesting side note. Behind the scenes, both Larry Hagman and Kathy Kinney were known to be super nice people. Same thing with Anne Ramsey (Throw Momma from the Train). It is almost like the more despicable character they play on the screen the nicer they are in real life.

Yep, I just caught the pre-Mimi-centric episodes so boring!!!

This show is so boring, with the exception of her. I'm watching all the reruns in syndication, and the rest of the cast is quite dull by comparison. They're not bad, but they're not good enough to hold my attention either.

I liked Steve before they attached him to Mimi. That was the drag.

Toward the end of the show's run, he marries Mimi, which forced Drew and Mimi to get along. So a lot of the humor went into the toilet.

Yeah, his brother didn't add much to the show, but it's not like he's frequently showcased.
I do, however, love how (the brother's) relationship with Mimi only adds to Mimi's eccentricity

They shouldn't have added his brother Steve - he was a drag (in more ways than one).

While I don't agree about her attitude, especially it being liberating, I do agree that she was an awesome addition to the show. Had Drew and the producers not added her after the pilot, I doubt the series would have been nearly as popular.