Tiger King

Who has seen this Netflix documentary series yet? It is absolutely insanity and I love it. It's the reason we have documentaries: There is no playwright, screenwriter, or novelist on this planet that could create a character as interesting as Joe Exotic.

I'm not denying Joe Exotic is a horrible person, and neither is the documentary. He's the personification of a car accident: no matter how bad it is, it's impossible to not watch it.

Roscoe said: "Watch the show for even a single episode and you'll never stop flossing."

Just don’t do meth.

That was the best end-of-episode stinger I've ever seen.

"Oh, here's this well-meaning woman who just wants the best for these large cats. BTW, she's a total black widow" *credits roll*

It was a brilliant series about an utterly disgusting bunch of vile creatures...and I don't mean the tigers.

dramamama611 said: "Couldn't get into it.....have no desire to give up that much time on disgusting humans."

The only satisfying thing about it was watching psychopaths take each other down.

It was like watching the Trump Administration for 7 hours.

This bizarre documentary has brought us all together during the coronavirus. On my family's Facebook page, there is a battle of the memes going on. Cardi B is lobbying for Joe Exotic's release. Too wild. Bring on Season 2.

https://www.oprahmag.com/entertainment/tv-movies/a31914445/tiger-king-season-2-release-date-cast-news-trailer/

Because of people watching this filth he is gloating and happy as can be. You put money in his white trash pockets. Congratulations.

"Most of the tigers we were around were subjected to abject cruelty," Chaiklin said. "We saw babies being torn from their mothers and screaming. They'd get sick from being handled so much and get ringworm and mange. It was disturbing."

Sutton Ross said: "Because of people watching this filth he is gloating and happy as can be.You put money in hiswhite trashpockets. Congratulations.



He isn't making any money off of this. Netflix is, so cancel your subscription if it bothers you. In the meantime, this abuser is in jail where he belongs. The quote you provided actually comes from one of the filmmakers.

Stage Door Sally said: "The series is a strange combination for sure. Exposing disturbing "Big Cats" players, with an over-the-top engaging PT Barnum character in the forefront. At the end, it was a relief to see some of the Big Cats ownersexposed for who they really are. I would like to see more of that in Season 2 and the end of Big Cats preserves in the U.S. So there could be an important upside to this series."

I mean, a lot of people thought Blackfish would open people's eyes to what's going on at Sea World, and yet those orca shows were still being performed multiple times a day at their parks and they continue to hire and promote "trainers" with absolutely no background in marine biology.