Is stuff like Mrs Brown's Boys appropriate comedy for Aspies?

[Mr Allen]

I've been watching since the first series, and I love it! Absolutely hilarious despite being F words every 5 seconds.

Contrary to popular opinion, I am of above average intelligence so this kind of toilet humour shouldn't really appeal to anyone over the age of 5 who still thinks profuse swearing is funny.

I'm actually going to a live Mrs Brown's Boys show at Sheffield Arena this Saturday night, can't wait! Been looking forward to it all year!

Does anyone else like the shows? If you don't know what I'm talking about, have a look on YouTube for Mrs Brown's Boys or check The website.

 

[LucyPurrs]

I've been watching since the first series, and I love it! Absolutely hilarious despite being F words every 5 seconds.

Contrary to popular opinion, I am of above average intelligence so this kind of toilet humour shouldn't really appeal to anyone over the age of 5 who still thinks profuse swearing is funny.

I'm actually going to a live Mrs Brown's Boys show at Sheffield Arena this Saturday night, can't wait! Been looking forward to it all year!

Does anyone else like the shows? If you don't know what I'm talking about, have a look on YouTube for Mrs Brown's Boys or check The website.

Have only seen a few episodes as they are hard to find in the US, but yeah, they are hilarious despite the frequent use of swear words which don't, imo, add to the humor.

 

[xudo]

To answer the question in the title: "Is stuff like Mrs Brown's Boys appropriate comedy for Aspies?"

It's suitable for anyone (over a certain age) who finds it funny. Neurology shouldn't determine what TV shows you watch. If you enjoy it, then carry on.

 

[Gracey]

I like the show Rich.
I'm not much concerned with whether or not it's deemed suitable.

If I enjoy it I will watch it.