You have a low bar for entertainment. Here's the exact quote from John Hancock:
"Well, I'm gonna amble down to the creek, take
a sip of the cool water, contract a parasite, and diarrhea my brains out."
So, "diarrhea my brains out" is not crass and vulgar. M-Kay...
Oh and I had forgotten about the gay British soldier who professed his love for Jeremy after he was shot. I also remember a scene where one of the characters places his hand on Paul Revere's daughters breast.
But, not objectionable you say.
Actually, the joke was that they weren't gay, but that everybody around them assumed they were gay.
And, as somebody who has had dysentery before, I don't find it crass or vulgar. Just an illness.
So, of the examples you've given us, two were a medical illness, one was an out of context quote, one was a joke about somebody not knowing what a chamber pot was, one scene where a man puts his hand on a young woman's breasts, which was both unsolicited and unwanted, and your own assumption about two men being gay because they liked the same kind of tea.
And those are just the first two episodes. I'm afraid to ask what you must have thought when you saw Deborah in the ice cream parlor or when the characters helped Al Capone reconcile with his wife.
I get that you don't like the show and that's fine. [staff edit] Frankly, I only took you off ignore because I was confused about another poster's comment and wanted to see what he was referring to. After this post, back to the trash dump of my ignore list where you belong, you go.
But if you feel you have to get this upset about a TV show, then it might be time to go see a doctor.
