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Here's to hoping they advance the plot at all. Love the jokes, love the characters, love the satire, but really wish they would stop resetting the plot to squar
by celim307 9y ago
Here's to hoping they advance the plot at all. Love the jokes, love the characters, love the satire, but really wish they would stop resetting the plot to square one every few episodes.
You could skip the first three seasons and not really miss anything plot wise.
- bogomipz 9y agoIts a character-driven satire. The plot is ancillary.
- CyberTrekker 9y agoThe plot is always an important part of any show.
- arfar 9y ago>That's just like, your opinion, man There are other examples of shows that do fine without strong plots. One example from the top of my head is "The Chinese Restaurant" episode in Seinfeld. Little to no plot at all in that episode. Just a string of funny interactions between characters.
- bogomipz 9y agoI didn't say it wasn't important. I said it was ancillary. The whole point in satire is social critique. The plot in satire is just a vehicle for that, it's not necessarily important in and of itself.
- Fricken 9y agoThe plots are very complex and involved. The story is cyclical, wherein the characters at the end of each season end up more or less where they began without having grown or changed. Typical for television.
- CyberTrekker 9y agoDitto
- flukus 9y agoIt doesn't worry me much with SV, it's The Walking Dead and Falling Skies really need to get moving, watching them feels more like a chore these days.