[ Warning This contains spoilers]i have so many things to say about this show but here it goes first off this kids are out of control because their mother literary spoils them honey boo boo is the worst out of all the children.the humor in this is not funny at all farting games really serious you can do better than that this show is fun when you are a little and not when your a teen or adult. nowadays i kind of hate TLC for their lame, unfunny, and dramatic shows like this and thank god it was canceled i would rated a 0 but unfortunately i can't even do just that.

This is a TV show? Are you serious? People actually watch this for entertainment? I don't like Toddlers and Tiaras at all and it's baffling to see that this kid got her own TV show along with her family. No wonder this has such a low rating. Why should we care about these people? I don't care what happens to them so why are we giving them attention. However I don't want to know the answer to that.What else can I say? It's a show revolving the life around a girl from Toddlers and Tiaras and that's it. The characters are awful, the story is awful, the comedy is awful and it feels like an eternity to sit through. I only sat through one episode so I could review it and sadly it's worse than anything you could imagine. Watch something else.

This show is so funny, to watch a family enjoy each other's company as this family does is great. They may be what all the other reviews call "trash" but they do have a great family life together. June has a great heart for her children and they may not be a stuck up perfect and well off family, they still make the most of life. Great viewing for us and it not a load of lies and set ups. They are not embarrassed to show their true personalities, I hope that TLC keep this show going as it is enjoyable entertainment for the whole family, last night we watch back to back episodes and couldn't stop laughing, well done to June for raising her family with love and passion

Yes, I know. You find it embarrassing. You find it a stereotype of America - uncouth, loud, weight problems, etc. I know, I get it. We all do.But know what?At the end of the day, this family is exactly that - a family. A family that doesn't judge based on appearance, past mistakes (teenage pregnancy, divorce), and a family that will stick together through thick and thin. And although some find it appropriate to ridicule them, I feel like there's quite a bit of misconception surrounding this show.The show is about a lower class southern family's everyday life. Of all the reality shows, this does seem to be the most honest. We watch the family go on camping trips, "familymoon" (a honeymoon inolving the whole family travelling in an RV), undergo marriage counselling, watch the kids try to explore career options by cooking meals for the family or doing makeovers. What makes these normal situations entertaining to watch is how outspoken and eccentric this family is, turning the mundane into hilarious.Mama June, the family matriarch finds ways to support her family despite their circumstances. She's far sharper than most people seem to believe. They make do with what they have, and do it well. Something that struck a chord with me is that despite the large paycheck that comes with the show, "Mama" doesn't waste the money away on frivolities, spending unwisely. She's putting the money away for the children in trusts as they continue to live within their means based on their previous salary. How many stars live their lives that wisely? Alana, the young child known as "Honey Boo Boo", is a little girl who is sweet as sugar that seems to just try to make her family happy. She loves being in the spotlight, and it's her I worry about most - I don't want her to grow up and think her fans are just people here to mock her and her family. The true fans love her adorable spunky personality and how much she loves everything and everyone around her. It's contagious and absolutely adorable. The rest of the clan are just as unique and hilarious, making a crew that is enjoyable to watch. You feel like you're part of their family as you watch their show. Additionally, despite the redneck stereotype they proudly display at times, they're a far cry from bigoted hillbillies: They happily accept their homosexual Uncle Lee (referred to lovingly as "uncle Poodle") without question. As Alana puts it, "There's nothing wrong with being a little gay!", a lesson we can learn from anybody no matter what their background is.And this is why I love the show: It's adorable, uplifting, happy, hilarious. If you hate it, try watching it more. It's hard not to fall in love with adorable Alana and her family.