Well, back to the drawing board.

Huh, this makes me want to get the complete MLP series in September.

Dear God. Talk about a new level of epic fail. Even the holes had a crack running through them!

It’d be funnier if everything BUT the door fell down BEFORE the door itself fell.

Damn. Even the hammer is broken. What the Tartarus have you been up to, girl?

@Kazapsky must be the life of the party.

@Kazapsky  
Oh it’s ok. Now I know what you are…

@E-Ω
 
Why would I want to watch TV? If I want to see someone being a complete moron, I have my real life. If I want celebrity gossip, there’s an entire section of the newspaper dedicated to it.
 
There’s nothing television does that another medium doesn’t do better.

@Beau Skunky
 
Very little, if you’re talking about Hollywood’s idea of what we should be laughing at. Joe Blockhead wandering around being his clueless self isn’t funny until he blunders in front of a truck and gets launched halfway down the block. Sadly that only happens once in the entire movie, and the rest of the time you’re just watching an idiot be an idiot and still somehow get himself a happy ending.
 
I like schadenfreude humor - like James Bond ramming someone through a printing press and commenting that they’ll print anything these days. I like comedy that calls out the world on just how fucking stupid it is - see most of George Carlin’s material. I like pragmatic humor, like Indiana Jones just up-and-shooting the nutcase who came at him dancing around with a sword.
 
Sadly, not much of that ever hits the screen - everyone’s more interested in finding ways to distribute one person’s brain cells among an entire cast. That Indy example I mentioned? It’s the one genuinely smart thing he does in the entire series, and it wasn’t even in the original script. They threw it in because Harrison Ford was sick that day and wasn’t up to shooting a fight scene.

@Kazapsky  
It seens like you don’t watch tv.

@Kazapsky  
Boy, is there any shows/movies/anything you actually DO find funny?

@Beau Skunky
 
FiM is one of the very few shows from the past 20 years that has even a remote claim on the word “funny”. And frankly, a lot of the so-called comedy it offers falls flat as a pancake. IE most of what Pinkie Pie does (she gets a few laughs by sheer volume, but mainly she just needs a sledgehammer to the face), Rarity’s Hollywood-diva histrionics (she belongs on Big Brother, not MLP), and Rainbow’s over-the-top egomania (how exactly are the others still her friends again?).
 
The only time stupid is funny is when the character pays for said stupidity. Most of the time, that doesn’t happen.

@Kazapsky  
I’m not to into sitcoms either, but even I can admit some of ‘em can be funny at times.  
(My favorite being “Third Rock From the Sun,” which sadly has been off the air so long, most people forgot about it. Which is a shame, ‘cause it’s very well-written, and genuinely funny compared to most modern sitcoms I’ve seen.)
 
“There is nothing funny about people acting moronic for its own sake.”  
By that logic, you shouldn’t be able to find any scripted show funny either, and don’t try to say that’s “true,” ‘cause obviously there’s gatta be something you found funny about MLP:FiM. (Which admittedly, I find more funny then most “grown-up” shows like “Family Guy” nowadays.)

@Kazapsky  
You’ve been watching the wrong kind of sitcoms, then.

@Beau Skunky
 
>Sitcom  
>Funny
 
Those two words do not belong together. There is nothing funny about people acting moronic for its own sake.

@Kazapsky  
“Home Improvement” is a sitcom though, so of course it’s staged. I still think it has it’s funny moments though.

@Amethyst_Crystal
 
Eh, Home Improvement stages their shit intentionally, which kinda kills it because you know Tim can’t really be that incompetent and still have a job, or even still be alive for that matter.
 
Canada’s Worst Handyman, on the other hand, seeks out those who have no business even holding tools, gives them said tools, then just stands back and films the unscripted trainwreck.

@Kazapsky  
Or those american Home Improvement skits with Tim & Al.

“Next time, on Canada’s Worst Handyman …”

Immediately afterwards, Sweet Stuff walks onto the door and says, “Gosh Paradise, I’m sorry!”  
Then Paradise accidentally drops the hammer through the floor. Through it.

Is this Derpy’s mom?

And you thought the building standards in Ponyville were bad.

Boy, they’re just as destructive as G4 ponies!

Okay that is funny, genius, and original. Give g1 another point. {Man, it’s just racking them up.}