[ SECRET POST #4424 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4424 ⌋

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Comments

[nightscale]

Yup, it's the constant pattern and repetition that annoys me, not individual female characters who change their minds because I could see it as a believable thing with some characters, or even as a gradual development over time.

But not 'oh wait we have to write around the actress getting pregnant, uh, so now she's totally into babies!'.

[(Anonymous)]

or better yet, write the pregnancy in and have the character give the child up for adoption. that would be different. a baby plot that ends and the show could explore the subject. maybe they adopt the child away and the storyline ends. maybe they give the child to a friend/relative who had been having infertility issues. tv babies only sporadically appear anyway when the plot needs them - why not have it be because the mother is a vodka aunt?

[(Anonymous)]

Man, but if they don't want the character to have a kid, they should either hide it well or give a good explanation, because what they did on Frasier was awful. Friends did it well with Phoebe, with the surrogacy.