low-rent

The Matt Gaetz Show is many things: chintzy, low-rent, reactionary.

Suggestions included providing access to commercial kitchens at low-rent costs, regional food distribution sites and food hubs.

Their costumes are so low-rent they’ve spurred memes of their own.

As a result, some taxpayer dollars contribute to raising rent, while other public funds flow to create low-rent units — mostly by building new, income-restricted homes.

The concept of the series, which aired in the 1970s and ’80s, was that its sketches were “shows” for a low-rent TV station in a fictional town called Melonville.