OutDaughtered enthusiasts have resorted to muting the latest season of the show, and their reasons are far from silent. Season 9 has stirred quite a buzz, not for its riveting content, but for the ongoing discontent among viewers. In this article, we’ll dive into why fans are hitting the mute button on this popular reality TV series.
OutDaughtered Season 9 Conclusion
The curtain fell on Season 9 in a recent finale episode, yet the discussion continues to thrive in fan circles. Throughout this season, viewers didn’t shy away from expressing their sentiments, which predominantly indicated a growing disinterest. Complaints ranged from forced and artificial storylines to comparisons with the chaotic lifestyle of Kate Gosselin. The big question on everyone’s mind: What went wrong?
While TLC has yet to divulge a premiere date for Season 10, hints from the Busby family have led fans to believe it’s on the horizon. However, before turning the page to the next season, many viewers still grapple with the aftermath of Season 9.
Why the Mute Button?
A Reddit thread emerged where viewers dissected the need to mute the show, citing a recurring issue: the girls’ excessive baby talk, despite being in the third grade. What might have been endearing during their younger years has grown tiresome for fans, who now yearn for the girls to converse like children, not toddlers.
The frustration is palpable among viewers, with one user exclaiming, “Guys, I can’t even handle it.” Some have gone to the extent of muting the show and relying on subtitles. One exasperated fan admitted, “It drives me insane. I had to mute my TV for a few minutes just to take a break from it. Why wouldn’t they encourage the girls to speak in regular voices?”
Adam and Danielle, the parents at the center of OutDaughtered, are drawing considerable flak. Critics argue that they may be perpetuating the baby talk to maintain the illusion of cuteness. Speculation abounds that this ‘baby talk’ and the girls appearing younger may be a deliberate ploy to keep viewers engaged.
One viewer exclaimed, “Thank goodness I’m not the only one. I couldn’t even get through the last episode. I couldn’t understand what they were saying. Baby talk drives me insane.” The lingering question is whether the parents will ever steer their daughters away from this infantile speech pattern.
It’s important to note that the Reddit users mentioned represent only a fraction of the show’s audience. While some may be disenchanted with Season 9, there remains a substantial viewership that continues to follow the series.
Have You Muted OutDaughtered Season 9?
Have you also found yourself reaching for the remote’s mute button during Season 9? Is the baby talk taking a toll on your viewing experience? Share your thoughts in the comments section below, and stay tuned to TV Shows Ace for more updates on the Busby family.
