[ SECRET POST #4854 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4854 ⌋

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

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[Joe Dirt]


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[Kael'thas Sunstrider, World of Warcraft Shadowlands expansion]


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[Father Brown Mysteries]


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[Xena: Warrior Princess]


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[The Untamed]


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[BAND-MAID]


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[Kingdom Hearts]


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[Tiger King]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Aha, yes the convenient baby. Perhaps we have to assume that there's an invisible woman who will take care of it. Though I remember a couple in "The Good Wife" in which it was the father who was the caregiver. He managed to wrangle two pre-school kids and a job as a lawyer. One wonders, if men are so damn capable, why women are landed with a job they're so much less good at?

Or to put it another way, +1.

[tabaqui]

:D

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I remember that guy in The Good Wife - he got cut a lot of slack for being "a good dad" when female lawyers didn't dare mention they had kids at all, and I liked that the show was clear about that.

[resnullius_bells]

TGW didn't pull it's punches with those topics, which I liked. Not to mention his "good father" thing happened while he was on house arrest, for the most part xD

I'd also consider it different than the "convenient missing babies" mentioned above, since a.) they were in their teens, more independent, and b.) who took cared of them and their supervision or lack of it were often important plot points and created conflict between the characters (the grandmother trying to insert herself into the situation, fired nannies, panic because one of them can't be found, etc.).