[ SECRET POST #2811 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2811 ⌋

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Comments

[ariakas]

Elementary portrays cops pretty damned positively. As do most procedurals I've seen, at least the cops who are the protagonists.

Honestly I'm actually harder-pressed to think of something where the cops are portrayed as nothing but a bunch of bumbling racists.

[(Anonymous)]

A lot of people in this thread are listing procedurals, but... I can't think of much with positive cops that isn't specifically a procedural.

It's like women being awesome female leads in movies where the entire main cast is women. Well... yeah, of course they are in those, but they don't have a choice, there. In everything else, there's a huge issue with female characters being flat or fridged or forced into dumb stereotypes. I feel like it's the same way with cops.

Not that cops suffer from systematic prejudice or anything, but when comparing media portrayals saying good cops are in shows specifically about good cops is the same as saying kickass female characters in shows specifically about kickass women, so we can ignore the rest where good female characters don't exist.