TLC shows are really something.
WhileI Am Jazzcenters around a transgender person, it doesn’t aim to exploit or sensationalize the transgender community.
In March 2019, TLC announcedI Am Jazzhad been renewed for a sixth season (viaThe Wrap).
Worst: Does TLC show My 600-lb Life exploit its stars?
Instead, the TLC show has proven itself to be more depressing than inspirational sometimes even bordering on exploitative.
Now it just makes me sad and I feel like it is unnecessary for the story."
One viewertweeted, “I’m addicted toLong Lost Familyon TLC.
My tear ducts get a good cleansing with every episode.”
Even celebrities aren’t immune to the heartwarming series, which often featuresadoptees being reunitedwith their biological family members.
Girl, we get it.
Still, this hasn’t stopped viewers from taking to social media and accusing subjects of skirting the system.
The series first premiered in March 2006, introducing the Roloff family to the world.
“We don’t claim to be representing all little people,” Roloff told theNYT.
He continued, “We’re going through our own particular challenges.
But this is without a doubt the most in-depth look at dwarfism.”
“Hoarding: Buried Aliveprovided viewers with an up-close look at the lives of extreme hoarders across the county.
Best: Who doesn’t like the TLC show Say Yes to the Dress?
There’s no question that society has an obsession with marriage or, more specifically, the act ofgettingmarried.
So, it should come as no surprise thatSay Yes to the Dressis one of TLC’s mostbingeworthy shows.
Witty and welcoming, Fenoli rarely fails in his quests to find the perfect dress for a bride.
I guide them.”
If the premise sounds familiar, it’s probably because it is.
“There’s not as much drama [onUnexpected],” the teen toldUs Weekly.
She continued, adding, “I think it’s more real.
Our problems are more realistic than [they are on]Teen Momand shows like that.
I feel like our stories are better.”
Still, it’s difficult to watchUnexpectedwithout feeling like what you’re seeing has all been done before.
So, in a nutshell, it’s a classic.
After all, the so-called reality show has all the ingredients that make up bingeworthy television.
Shortly after the birth of the quints, Adam toldKPLC, “Our family is complete.
All girls, not trying for a boy.”
The shop is closed!"
And we’ll do that with all our kids."
Instead, their “sisterhood” is founded on their separate marriages to the same man, polygamistKody Brown.
Obviously, TLC has a thing for enormous families.
And, hey, we have to admit watching someone pop a zitcanfeel oddly satisfying.
Pimple Popper, whichpremiered its third seasonin 2019.
However, according to some viewers, it’s impossible to look away fromDr.
Pimple Popper no matter how revolting an extraction might be.
If you ask us, this showoozessuccess pun totally intended.
However, the TLC showsMotheredfeatures mother-daughter relationships that viewers will likely want to forget rather than revisit.
Honestly, we couldn’t have said it any better ourselves.
“I’m the little spoon and she’s the big spoon,” Angelica said, laughing.
TLC fans wasted no time in letting the web link know their feelings about sMothered.
