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"Everybody Loves Raymond" is your evidence here. I'm not interested in arguing the point here, but come on. It's a show by a man, about a man, written by (mostl
by lucisferre 14y ago
"Everybody Loves Raymond" is your evidence here. I'm not interested in arguing the point here, but come on. It's a show by a man, about a man, written by (mostly) men. How is that relevant?
- Domenic_S 14y agoIt's relevant because it's an example of pop culture, and pop culture mirrors culture's values (hence, "pop[ular]"). There are a thousand shows on TV with a thousand examples, not to mention advertising. It's a trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BumblingDad http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BumblingDad