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I'm not happy with the direction they are taking her. But she as a character have always wanted to fit in and be one of the girls, she was never into comic books or science fiction.
Penny takes an interest once in a while though, and she is a pretty good gamer.
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(Anonymous) 2012-12-12 11:48 pm (UTC)(link)I kind of liked when they showed she had a sexual side, but when her and Sheldon officially got together is close to where I stopped watching the series. I really don't like how he treats her, and it's obvious she wants more from a relationship then Sheldon is willing to give.
But that show is a damn mess when it comes to writing women, and the male characters just got more unlikeable for me as seasons passed so I had to stop watching.
But yeah, I agree about the point of needing more female representation for girl geeks. Even Amy never really liked comics or sci-fi so that show tends to ignore a large portion of geek culture.
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(Anonymous) 2012-12-12 11:55 pm (UTC)(link)Spoiler Alert! Especially this week when she got him to rub her boobs on a false pretense. Imagine if that had been "oh baby, I need you to rub this ointment on my balls so it will feel better". So gross.
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Seriously, you can't see the double standard there? Really?
UGH.
And yeah....I think my bf is getting tired of me and my ranting about the show....it's put him off from watching it a little bit. >_> Didn't mean to do that, but....I can't stand what's happening, yet I watch in hopes that it'll get better....
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(Anonymous) 2012-12-13 12:31 am (UTC)(link)There used to be a great website, Jump the Shark, where people discussed the point where shows "went bad." It got bought by TV Guide or somesuch, and is not so good anymore.
But I posited a question to a small group a while back, and I'm curious to open it to a wider group: Are there any shows that have come back from "shark zone" or once they're gone, are they gone for good? As a follow up, are there any sitcoms that have lasted beyond 5 years and remained strong/never jumped?
I feel like the answer is no - there's only so many stories to tell, and it starts to fall apart after a while. I'm particularly curious about other people's thoughts on the first -any SITCOM that got bad, but got better (I think some procedural dramas managed to do so, but I'm only talking sitcoms for now). Anyone?
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(Anonymous) 2012-12-13 12:18 am (UTC)(link)The double standard is there, no doubt, but still.
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But, yeah, Amy's switch from 'asexual' to 'creepy damned stalker' (with a brief pause at 'vaguely curious') really pissed me off.
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We DO need a geek girl on that show. Someone who genuinely likes all the sci-fi/fantasy stuff the guys do and not as a show to get in bed with one of them. Or something. Someone who can be on par with Penny, like the things she likes, but also like the geek stuff and maybe even sway the other girls into a bit more. You know?
But my hope for that is as vain as Penny/Leonard and Amy/Sheldon breaking up. :/
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On the other hand, Amy and Bernadette are kind of only on the show in relation to the guys.
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I also agree with having a more geeky female character on the show. I would love to see something like Stuart getting a woman in to help run the store and she ACTUALLY KNOWS HER STUFF. She knows arcs in comic books, she understands Star Wars and Star Trek references, she could kick their ass at Halo 4 and she shrugs it off like 'duh, what's the big deal?' because it's really not a big deal. So many women like this stuff, why is that so hard for people to comprehend? And I would hope they didn't stick her in a relationship with anyone and just let her be her own ball of awesome.
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