/tv/ - What happened to the weight loss genre? I miss kin - Television & Film

Anonymous

11/18/25(Tue)14:52:18 No.216016618

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)14:52:18 No.216016618 Archived

What happened to the weight loss genre? I miss kinos like the Biggest Loser.

Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)14:55:03 No.216016663

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)14:55:03 No.216016663

>>216016618
Ozempic exists now.

Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)14:55:09 No.216016667

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)14:55:09 No.216016667

What's the point now when we have ozempic

Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)14:58:25 No.216016727

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)14:58:25 No.216016727

>>216016618
Leftists run the media and they consider these shows to be fatphobic

Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)17:18:37 No.216019350

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)17:18:37 No.216019350

>>216016618
People stopped suffering from body dysmorphia.

Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)17:36:28 No.216019671

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)17:36:28 No.216019671

>>216019350
why?

Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)17:39:32 No.216019730

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)17:39:32 No.216019730

>>216016618
>What happened to the weight loss genre?
We have a whole new genre that's infinitely more entertaining. It's called the fat acceptance movement and what it is, is you allow people to think being fat is healthy and beautiful and then slowly watch them die.

Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)17:57:47 No.216020057

Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)17:57:47 No.216020057

>>216019730
What's funny is how ozempic has essentially killed off the fat acceptance movement because now half of them fat bitches are eating that shit like candy