$#*! My Dad Says

The sitcom follows the life of Henry, a struggling writer who moves back in with his eccentric and opinionated father, Ed. Ed, a retired doctor, frequently offers unsolicited and often outrageous advice, leading to humorous conflicts and situations as Henry tries to navigate his career and personal life under his father's watchful eye. The show explores the generational differences and the unique dynamic of a father-son relationship where the father is still very much in charge.

Critically, '$#*! My Dad Says' received largely negative reviews. Critics often cited the show's predictable humor, reliance on Shatner's over-the-top persona, and a lack of originality as major drawbacks. While some acknowledged Shatner's performance, it wasn't enough to elevate the show above its perceived mediocrity. Audience reception was also lukewarm, leading to its short run.

• Relies too heavily on William Shatner's comedic timing without substantial writing.
• Lacks originality and often resorts to tired sitcom tropes.
• The humor is considered by many to be forced and juvenile.

Google audience: Audience reviews suggest that while some viewers found William Shatner entertaining, the show's humor often fell flat, with many finding it repetitive and uninspired. The premise itself was seen as having potential, but the execution did not live up to expectations for a significant portion of the audience.

The show's title is a direct reference to a popular Twitter feed started by Justin Halpern, which documented his father's expletive-laden pronouncements.