Apple Shares Trailer for 'Dads' Documentary Coming to TV+ on Father's Day

[femike]

Trash shows like this keeps me away from AppleTV+.

 

[gleepskip]

Me? Indoctrinated? LOLOL. You must not know me.

You're expressing a world view in your original post, the result of indoctrination.

 

[kyleh22]

As happy as i am to see Dads getting some well deserved love and credit, this show looks terrible. Apple, i'm sure, spent way too much on these A-listers. IMO, it looks like Apple paid celebrity fathers to pat themselves on the back...No thanks.

 

[citysnaps]

I don’t know, it seems very surface level. Are they going to talk about the real experiences that fathers go through like the fact that 85% of custody trials end with the dad losing custody? Are real issues like gender stereotypes (men are seen as non-essential compared to mothers by people who hold beliefs inline with traditional gender roles) going to even be mentioned or is it going to be “oops, the baby pooped itself life is hard lol”

You should write Apple with your questions. I don't think anyone here knows.

 

[Doctor Q]

A little attention to fatherhood on Father's Day is OK with me, whether they deal with serious issues or not. We fathers may not get much attention the rest of the year.

 

[uniquexoxo]

is anyone still even uses tv+? lol

 

[sideshowuniqueuser]

As a dad, looking at that trailer (admittedly, I didn't finish watching it, it was so boring), I can only assume this show is aimed at women, so they can gush emotionally at how cute/stupid/wonderful/hopeless/gorgeous these dads are?!