[ SECRET POST #4901 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4901 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #1...

[philstar22]

For me the worst are where everyone is unlikable and there is no one to actually root for. I'm not saying everything needs full-on heroes. But if every single character is self-centered and entirely in it for themselves and the only difference between the main characters and the designated villains is that the main ones are the POV characters and maybe the villain got a "kick the dog" moment the author assumed would make the audience automatically root for the main characters, I'm really not interested in reading or watching any further. There clearly is an audience for that kind of stuff, but it isn't me.

Re: Inspired by #1...

[(Anonymous)]

+100000000

This is why I feel a bit hostile towards HBO. I feel like they're the worst offenders when it comes to "everybody is awful" TV shows. Not every single HBO show is like that, obviously, but the majority definitely are and I just get so sick of it. I get pulled in by the high production values and general solidness of the show overall...and then after a while all the characters suck and it's like, not this again.

Re: Inspired by #1...

[(Anonymous)]

with those kinds of shows i always end up with the bad-guys as my faves, bc at least i'm not being told they're good people while they go around fucking shit up.

shows can have morally dubious people on the side of good sure, but i need at least one genuinely good person to root though otherwise i just get so frustrated.