[ SECRET POST #4442 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4442 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

that's why i find it so difficult to talk about morality of characters in comedy because so often the personality of any given character is "whatever is funny/interesting" within an incredibly broad stroke.
like how in some sitcoms characters will outright insult others, but because the "fallout" isn't supposed to happen (yet) it's completely ignored with no one reacting to it, because it's for the audience only.

is x a horrible person is the wrong question imo, because they're often not a person

[(Anonymous)]

I agree in general but it depends so much on the show and how it's presented and also what specific details are presented.

Throwaway jokes like a lot of the Barney stuff, that's one thing. On the other hand, with Ted, where the things that make him annoying are the things that are supposed to make him a long term romantic protagonist, it's a different kind of thing.

[(Anonymous)]

oh yes, it's definitely not cut-and-dried