The social critiques in this show are really ham-fisted and lazy, and it's somehow even more noticeable in season 6. It detracts from the character study which is really what the show is popular for.
I just don't understand how writers can on one hand create really intriguing depictions of characters being "human", yet they can't seem to find anything intelligent or original to say about the world we live in.
I mean Diane basically became a stoic nerdy-woke archetype, and to some extent she's always been like that, but it's just cringe-worthy now. I really can't believe some of the lines of dialogue in this show.
"They're not evil, just capitalists." "wHaTs ThE dIfFeReNcE!"
Like, is that funny? Is that insightful? Does that add anything to anything? Did they think they were being clever?
And then just to plop a schlong on the audiences face with this whole "WOMEN SUPERHEROES CANT BE PRAISED BECAUSE WOMEN NEVER GET PRAISED AND LITERALLY NOBODY EVER GIVES WOMEN CREDIT FOR ANYTHING.....OH AND THE GAY!"
I just picture a bunch of bored west-coast interns taking their tweets and jamming them into an otherwise insightful show about loneliness and depression. It reeks of ego to blatantly shove your 3am thoughts into an otherwise well put together story.
Posted Oct 27, 2019, 7:19 AM UTC
lol imagine writing this post
Not only are you using a dead meme, but you're legitimately creating an online persona completely based around your political obsession.
Of course you'd appreciate this. Do you also snap your fingers every time someone says "yaas queen" or do you just spam clapping emojis?
Dude, stop typing shit.
All his posts are in asktrumpsupporters , he's literally just mad the show covers varying viewpoints and social constructs
Lol There are no varing viewpoints and you clearly dont know what a social construct is.
Is my social credit score going to take a hit now?