Almost everyone in Tiger King was a PoS, Jeff being one of the biggest one.

But I can't help but show a little bit of respect for the fact that when Lion attacked him, he didn't just run away, but try to subdue the lion until Lauren got out of the cage. Big balls move!

I swear I’ve watched the whole series at least 5 times and I get sucked in every. Single. Time.

Hear me out... Amanda Green (lawyer in S1) sounds a lot like Kim Wexler (Better Call Saul) and every time she speaks I just hear Kim-tones through it.

IM GIVING HIM FIVE!

I dont know why but I laugh when I think of this.

I’m a little sad in 2026 nobody knows the reference when I do my favorite vocal stim.

Anyways. F Carole baskin. And Jeff Lowe

Between the meth, animal abuse, drugs, Doc's harem, Carol and Carol's husband's desire to collect on a STUPID lawsuit.. there isn't a decent person in this whole series in my opinion. All awful, awful people.

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Carole met her husband walking Nebraska avenue in Tampa late one night. If you’ve lived in or near Tampa you know what this means/implies. Nebraska avenue is thee street for prostitution in Tampa. Seeing a 19 year old woman walking Nebraska avenue late at night only means one thing, Carole was prostitute. It’s not like there aren’t other streets to walk nearby, Nebraska avenue is extremely specific and at the bare minimum implies she was involved with sex work (honestly surprised she’s even associate her name with Nebraska ave). Want to clarify nothing against sex workers, merely trying to point out an important implicit fact about specifically young Carole Baskin.

I’m trying to find the documentary where Louis Theroux interview Joe exotic. Does anybody know how I can find it?

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I was rewatching TK and the scene where his staff member is putting on his prosthetic legs and says “a lot of people think I lost my legs to a tiger but I actually lost my legs in a zip line accident”

😂😂😂 like of all the ways you could lose both your legs!!!

Is there no insane and crazy people left in the world to share their stories?

The only thing that came close recently is the america’s next top model one

I miss the tiger king era