[ SECRET POST #2625 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2625 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Fun shows for families can, and should, still be well-written. I do not require (or accept) my fun, family friendly viewing to be nonsensical and poorly thought out.

[(Anonymous)]

I think I explained myself poorly, because I basically agree, but when I say "objectively well written" I mean things that have the possibility of going over the head of your average television watcher, particularly young children.

Children are very smart but you can't for instance, give them a psychological thriller and expect them to be entertained. An adult drama that is well written is not the same thing as a children's drama that is well written.

I don't think that means things shouldn't be well thought out, in fact I think there should be just as much thought and care as if it were adult entertainment. The problem is family entertainment is often not respected as a field and as a result a lot of writers do tend to hand waive problems (I know Moffat has done this.)