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How did Popcultured get on television?

posted 19 years ago by chelletrudeau
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Take your guesses here. My guess is Elvira Kurt has a video recording of the owner of the Canadian Comedy Network murdering babies.

[–] jason_coolidge3000 19 years ago

It must involve blackmail or bribery!!!!

[–] chelletrudeau 19 years ago

obviously!

[–] hacker106 18 years ago

It got on because all Canadian Networks are required to have a certain percent of Canadian programming in their schedules. We'll have to keep watching this until another Canadian show takes its place.

[–] martyswild-1 18 years ago

its called CAN-CON and sometimes it can be very good, ie. trailer park boys, though i must confess to not watching it since it became a trend. but more so then not, we get plagued by crap like this, and train 48.

-Greg

Martyswild: Its A State Of Mind

[–] jason_coolidge3000 18 years ago

my guess is the comedy network just doesn't care because they get money from the government as long as popcultured is canadian and it doesn't matter if people like it or not.

[–] joan6350 18 years ago

sounds like a good guess. unless there is some kind of blackmail there is no way this show would be on t.v.

[–] coreylahey 18 years ago

it really is that bad! you're right blackmail must have happened somewhere.

[–] johnjohnsemails 15 years ago

Seriously I can't believe this show was ever broadcast on TV, like nobody at the entire network realized how completely awful it was in every way?

[–] outhousehippy 18 years ago

Popcultured sucks please somebody get it off my tv!

[–] bobbymalonetherobot 18 years ago

Who knows how garbage like Popcultured gets on tv? There is no answer, maybe blackmail!

[–] a-ride-in-the-ocean 16 years ago

The Government and the fact alot of the talented Canadians go off the the States or UK to make it big.

[–] Unvoiced-Apollo 15 years ago

What is popcultured?

Congratulations, you're stupid in three languages.