KnotMissPriceless Why so much hype?

Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.

Reptileenbu Did you people see the same film I saw?

Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

Erik I was a large fan of this series for the first two seasons, but then it got boring and I quit watching the show (checking in sometimes, though). Why?: These brothers, fellow workers and their father making all kind of crazy choppers appealed to me in the beginning. The creativity was good, but not quite to my taste; a little bit to childish. Like building a Fireengine chopper... what is that all about? OK, I REALLY don't like theme bikes.The arguments/fights in the beginning between the family and workers looked genuine (and a little fun), but it started to really look manufactured after season two.The inside look of the real manufacturing of the bikes started to be less interesting (it seemed), and we was forced to seeing the family on different stupid trips and non-bike related things. It turned into some kind of kindergarten for adults, and less about the bikes.Also, as the seasons goes by, the more the show lean towards pure commercial bikes. Almost every bike is created for a brand name.American Chopper is now a one hour commercial! Watch the first two seasons, and drop the rest, unless your really not into motorcycles, and love trivial drama, and know that you are looking on a one hour commercial.Verdict: 7/10 for the first two seasons.4/10 for all seasons combined.

n-kellie All of their designs are great. Most of the people who vote on this kind of thing are wannabees, but not me or other people who gave you good ratings. The show is about a family that builds choppers. The stupid thing is that every idiot thinks that they are located in Orange County, California. When really they are located in Orange County, New York. They have designed many awesome bikes including one for Wendy's. Who ever thinks that this show sucks is a fat, nut-job person that's 40, and lives with his mother. Only true lovers of choppers will really understand, and admire this show. I do think though Paul Sr. should retire from the shop.

senorjuez I saw this show a few times and have had enough. The Teutels 15 minutes were up long, long ago. The only reason people watch is for the conflict between Paul Sr. and Jr. because if you want to learn about building motorcycles, you will be disappointed. Some people think that Paul Sr. overacts for the camera, but I disagree. He likes to show off his tattoos, and he looks like a Mafia bodyguard plus his New York attitude. If anything, he tones it down for the cameras. This show is nothing more than a masculinity's soap opera. The drama level is always high and I just want to see Paul Jr. beat the crap out of his dad so that this show can have an appropriate ending.

Darthhatchman Wow! What ever happened to Discovery airing educational programming? Not only does this show contain no educational value to it what-so-ever, it actually make's me feel dumber for watching it. Hey I like motorcycles too, but why do I care about a bunch of grease monkey-drama queens who bitch at each other like middle school aged girls while they assemble over-priced yuppy bikes. It would be one thing if this show actually showed step by step how these machines are made. But no, it stoops to the lowest common denominator by showing how despicable these sell-out, coorporate blow-holes act. At least real reality television has attractive women eating rotten eggs in their underware while airing on networks not titled DISCOVERY. I expect more substance from a network that has brought me the wonderful documentaries that Discovery used to air on a regular basis.