Duck Dynasty viewerships strongly correlate with votes for Donald Trump

[Miles]

Interestingly, he still lost Ouachita Parish in the primary (though it was very close).

[Intell]

Shows I watch (My last US residence was Boston)

Bolded Ones are watch constantly.

The Voice
The Daily Show
Modern Family
The Big Bang Theory
The Tonight Show
Saturday Night Live
MythBusters
Pretty Little Liars (Used to anyway)
Orange is the New Black

[Coolface Sock #42069]

I wonder what the map would be like for Stephen Colbert's Late Show, SportsCenter, The Office, Mad Men, House of Cards, and Fuller House

My guess. Bunch of white people.

[BaldEagle1991]

I wonder what the map would be like for Stephen Colbert's Late Show, SportsCenter, The Office, Mad Men, House of Cards, and Fuller House

My guess. Bunch of white people.

SportsCenter has a large African American viewership.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Well yeah, obviously I haven't watched much of it, because a couple episodes were enough to make me run away screaming in horror.

[Coolface Sock #42069]

I wonder what the map would be like for Stephen Colbert's Late Show, SportsCenter, The Office, Mad Men, House of Cards, and Fuller House

My guess. Bunch of white people.

SportsCenter has a large African American viewership.

I should have specified that I picked Republican for Sportscenter because its viewership is disproportionately male.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

- Crass, gimmicky humor.

How does that apply to Sneakers O'Toole?

- Utterly unlikable and uninteresting characters.

That's kind of the point
Also worth noting the unlikable characters is not something there from the start, Brian used to be a pretty likeable character for example until he basically turned into Seth's personal mouthpiece and a lot of fans turned on him.

- A drawing style that makes your eyes bleed.

It's simplistic, whatever. No worse than The Simpsons.

- Mindless strawmanning and othering of anything and anyone not conforming with the postmaterialist liberal orthodoxy passed off as "satire".

This makes me think you've come to this conclusion more from reading conservative reviews of it than actually watching the show.

- The utter lack of any semblance of moral reflection beyond destructive nihilistic snark.

Erm, OK? Does every show need to have cheesy morals tacked on?

1. How did I know without having to mouse over it that that link was to [Inks]ing TVTropes?
2. There's a massive, massive field of possibilities between "cheesy morals" and Family Guy. Back when The Simpsons was good one of the best things about it was that it communicated a generally morally-grounded-if-admitting-of-flaws perspective on the American family without sacrificing the laughs.