[ SECRET POST #2819 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2819 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Things that annoy you about TV shows or movies

[(Anonymous)]

Similar to the retcon mentioned above, characters suddenly acting in ways that are the opposite of how they were before, or flanderization. If it's gradual or the show's been long-running I'm actually more tolerant of this than some people - people change. But sometimes characters' personalities seem to depend on the episode, or they'll just change at random.

Same with character relationships. In some episodes, Mary and Sue will be established to be really close; in others, they act like they barely know each other, or really only interact within the environment the show is primary set in. Glee did this all the time, although I hesitate to use Glee because in the end, I think the show is more about whatever works for the musical numbers they're doing. (And in fairness, it is a show set in high school, and high schoolers are kinda notorious for the whole "I BFF you/I BFF you not" thing. But usually people have at least one consistent friendship.)

Re: Things that annoy you about TV shows or movies

[(Anonymous)]

Flanderization isn't people suddenly acting the opposite of how they were, though, it's people's character traits slowly becoming more and more exaggerated and narrow over time. E.g. -- Ned Flanders used to be a mild-mannered, friendly, wholesome, religious guy. Now he's a mindless neurotic Bible-thumper.

Re: Things that annoy you about TV shows or movies

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - Sorry, I didn't phrase that well! I meant flanderization in addition to characters just becoming the opposite of how they were - so really, one extreme or the other.

Re: Things that annoy you about TV shows or movies

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt


Aahhhhh oops sorry, I misunderstood :)