[ SECRET POST #2793 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2793 ⌋

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Comments

[queerwolf]

I think it was because Danny as a character had potential but was so underutilized/wasted. His only real storyline was the stuff with Ethan and it wasn't much. Then we get the bomb at the end of S3 that he knew about werewolves the whole time (awesome Lost Boys reference), which could have opened up an actual storyline for him and when S4 started, he was nowhere to be seen and has seemingly been replaced as the token gay by Mason.

I agree people shouldn't still be harping about it, but it is aggravating.

OT - I was hoping they'd at least mention where Isaac was in story, but except for one mention by Coach it's like he never existed :/

[(Anonymous)]

He was also Jackson's best friend in season one and helped advance his story line in season two. Plus, he evidently is really in to organizing *fabulous* parties.

[queerwolf]

I didn't mention being Jackson's best friend because that also wasn't much of a storyline for him. He usually only had a few lines every time we saw him *shrugs*

He was basically there so Jeff Davis could say, "Look how progressive and gay-friendly our show is!" and then didn't do anything with him.

[darkmanifest]

Yeah, that's what bothered me. Danny could have been an integral character, the framework was there for him to be more than wallpaper, but it never happened for no apparent reason. And it's not unique to him, either, it's something that keeps happening with most of the side characters, like Isaac, and they're introduced as if they'll serve some sort of purpose and then they're abruptly dropped without ever doing so, like whoever is popping these people in and out has a really short attention span.