Least favorites theory?

[Slice0Pie 815]

Is there a popular theory about your favorite show, say over the garden wall, or mlp, and you don't like the theory?

I don't like a couple theories, since there is a bunch of flaws. One I don't like is Ashs coma theory. It's really flawed.

I also just don't like the 'coma, all a dream, hallucination' theories. There really boring and you can take ANY show and say 'oh it's all a dream.'.

[Megas 27,765]

The Rugrats are dead theory, just a crappy attempt at making an innocent kid's show dark

[Eloquence 2,076]

I know there are a lot of theories I really dislike, but I'm having trouble thinking of all of them right now. I do remember a theory going around a while back that all of the Disney/Pixar movies were connected and took place in the same universe, and it was so convoluted and contrived that every facebook repost I saw of it caused me to let out increasingly powerful sighs. 

 

I hate coma theories too though! All of them, they are so incredibly dull and unimaginative, it feels like people who like those theories must just love sucking the fun out of everything 

[Windseeker 546]

The Multiverse Theory being thrown about the place as a vehicle to "prove" Equestria's existence. Despite the fact that it remains uncertain and unproven if parallel universes even exist. However, some people can't seem to live with that uncertainty.

[Invincible 2,091]

I honestly try to accept as fewer theories as possible. Trying to explain something vague on a show or a movie or a video game or medias like that often creates an over-complicated solution to a problem which i honestly think most of the time isn't even there. I like to accept the mystery, so to speak.

[Coco before Pommel 679]

All the ones that try and make a kid's show ~dark, especially if it's "X is in a coma/hallucinating/dead!!" It just feels really lazy and unoriginal at this point.

 

Pretty much any theory if people take it too seriously, actually - I get reading too much into things deliberately and speculating can be fun, but stuff like the Disney/Pixar crossover one (which IMO is seriously reaching...like the bit about how Elsa and Anna's parents in Frozen are the shipwreck survivors in Tarzan, or something? I can't remember the exact theory but it was something like that which there is literally no evidence for/suggestion of in the actual movies) when people insist it's TOTALLY 100% TRUE AND CANON... -_-  okay, dude, whatever. Sometimes I'd rather just enjoy something for what it is, even if it's not particularly "deep" or complex.