i have realized that many people have commented on the nature of this show being racist and homophobic and but i do not feel that is what this show is about. the show is about parents who weren not ready for kids and are now not ready for teenagers. this show helps to bring humor to a very hard topic that is sometimes over looked represent parenthood. yes we have all had shows that had families in it and for example represent family matters and step by step and family ties and full house. but it always would have the same old recipe to it episodes. steph cuts from school and gets caught by her father. they have a heart to heart conversation and music is played and it over with a two week grounding that after an aww and dad. gets a smile and the show is over. where is the comedy in such a situation. where is the realism. with the war at home and you get real situations from a real father type figure. most parents that watch this show hear some of the lines the parents put out and they either laugh (cause they know they have said it. ) or they nod their heads (cause they know they have thought it and never had the guts to say it. ) the war at home has situations that bring out great comedy as a father thinking his son is gay. doesn not sound funny and most think it makes the father homophobic and but the comedy comes in the bumbling father trying to talk to his son to open up. what parent knows the right thing to say and especially in a situation as this. i greatly recommend this show to anyone that i know has a sense of humor and and especially to anyone who is a young parent or was young when they had kids. you relate to a show like this when you are either. 
i have realized that many people have commented on the nature of this show being racist and homophobic and but i do not feel that is what this show is about. the show is about parents who weren not ready for kids and are now not ready for teenagers. this show helps to bring humor to a very hard topic that is sometimes over looked represent parenthood. yes we have all had shows that had families in it and for example represent family matters and step by step and family ties and full house. but it always would have the same old recipe to it episodes. steph cuts from school and gets caught by her father. they have a heart to heart conversation and music is played and it over with a two week grounding that after an aww and dad. gets a smile and the show is over. where is the comedy in such a situation. where is the realism. with the war at home and you get real situations from a real father type figure. most parents that watch this show hear some of the lines the parents put out and they either laugh (cause they know they have said it. ) or they nod their heads (cause they know they have thought it and never had the guts to say it. ) the war at home has situations that bring out great comedy as a father thinking his son is gay. doesn not sound funny and most think it makes the father homophobic and but the comedy comes in the bumbling father trying to talk to his son to open up. what parent knows the right thing to say and especially in a situation as this. i greatly recommend this show to anyone that i know has a sense of humor and and especially to anyone who is a young parent or was young when they had kids. you relate to a show like this when you are either. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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