Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not the PP, but you called him your new son twice OP. Can the rudeness
I found OP’s wording confusing as well, and the response rude. Maybe OP, it would be helpful if you clarified (nicely) with something like “newly 16” or “just turned 16.”
Anonymous wrote:My 16YO sporty kid loves cooking shows- the competition kind. He and my husband also watch “30 for 30” together. When he was a little younger he liked Fresh Off the Boat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not the PP, but you called him your new son twice OP. Can the rudeness
He is a new 16 year old. Birthday last month. Young 16, not near 17. Thank you.
This isn't the birth to toddler set, when a few months can make a developmental difference, OP. "New" 16 is the same as 15 is the same as 17 for the majority of movies you wouldn't cringe to watch with your teen!
Weirdo.
Your opinion doesn’t matter to me.
To others, thanks for your suggestions. We started Arrested Development and it’s funny/amusing! Have heard great things about Wednesday. Will try it later.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The middle
Entourage
Schitt’s Creek
Arrested development
Ugh, not Entourage unless you’re looking to turn him into a misogynist.
All you Entourage haters don’t understand satire
Do you think big bang theory is also misogynistic?
Btw add big bang theory to the list
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My teen son really enjoyed Derry Girls, somewhat to my surprise.
My teens love derry girls too-it’s great.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The middle
Entourage
Schitt’s Creek
Arrested development
Ugh, not Entourage unless you’re looking to turn him into a misogynist.