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I was drawn into this show by the clever title sequence, but the show itself was a real disappointment. Boring, thinly-drawn characters (figuratively, not literally) and lazy, unfunny humor dragged this show down. I've tried seeing the appeal in the comic strip, but that's pretty bad too. Scott Adams seems to have a 'quantity over quality' mentality to his work that seems to have paid off, but it's guaranteed that Dilbert has been relegated to the ashcan of history. Everyone remembers that it was popular for a time, but no one is really sure why... is this really the best comic strip about office minutae we had at the time? Thankfully the contemporary success of The Far Side, Bizarro and Calvin and Hobbes proved that we weren't completely devoid of comedic judgement at the height of Dilbert's popularity. I will say the show attracted some great voice talent. I just don't know why.

Buddy hacked spends the whole movie dancing and courting a 12 year old girl, who is dressed up and highly sexualized. I was shocked that no one found this extremely inappropriate. This movie was made by pedophiles.

This is a great show! Very cleverly written with timely satire and an important perspective on race relations in America. The microcosm of university is a perfect backdrop for this subject matter. If you're narrow minded or racist, you may have a hard time accepting that there are many sides to the American experience. USA is not a white nation, it is a melting pot that was been filled with many colors and cultures, some colonized violently. It is time for understanding and listening, not yelling and blocking these different perspectives. I know a lot of negative reviews have been written by closed minded idiots, but trust me, this is a fantastic series well worth anyone's time.