[ SECRET POST #5216 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5216 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Same, and even worse when there's no real reason why they would want kids, it's just 100% assumed that M/F couple = babies.

DS9 had to work around an actress pregnancy and did much better than that - they knew that Kira wouldn't have kids at that time in her life, if ever, so they went with an emergency surrogacy storyline, which was great. I wish everyone put as much thought into it as that.

[(Anonymous)]

They worked one in to Stargate Universe too, if I recall, with TJ.

Rather than hide the actor's pregnancy, her character was shot in the abdomen and, as such, the storyline ended there.

[rudehannibal]

I thought SGU did a good job of handling the actress' pregnancy, yeah. She got to show during the series and they developed a plotline about the pregnancy but in the end, they didn't stick here with a kid (on a derelict ship in the middle of the far universe with barely enough food and supplies for people in general) for the rest of the show. Gave the character a plotline, a hook, and drama, without saddling the rest of the show with a baby.

Once Upon a Time did a decent job with Ginny Goodwin's pregnancy, writing it into the show and all, but they did saddle her (AND EVERY SINGLE OTHER STRAIGHT FEMALE CHARACTER) with a kid so less points for the overall show.