[ SECRET POST #2776 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2776 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

As much as I actually identify with younger people, I do think its a pity we have less older characters that are great in out youth-obsessed culture (and even really old ones, I'm going to mention Walter Bishop again).

[(Anonymous)]

+1 Most of the heroes of SF stories in the '70s and '80s were in their 30s AT LEAST. I think the only exception was Case, from Neuromancer, and even then, I don't recall him being a teenager. He was old enough to drink in Japan!!

[philippos42]

I haven't seen a lot of Fringe, but I like the mix of "old stoner," "going senile," and "weird genius" they came up with for Walter, and the way Peter related to him felt very much like reality.

[kallanda_lee]

The thing was he could so easily have been a caricature, but he's really a person you feel for, and vital for a lot of plot lines.

[hiyami]

It's one of the things that annoyed me with the first Superman reboot. It was supposed to take place 5 after the original one or most probably from an alternate version of the first one with Christopher Reeve... But Lois Lane looks 20 yrs old, has a 5 yo son, and a Pulitzer price.

It was much easier to believe that Lois was a renowned journalist when she was played by 30 years old Margot Kidder.