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how to stay updated with my favorite video game characters?

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how to stay updated with my favorite video game characters? I don’t want to use twitter and instagram, all i see are drama, wars, and cringe memes. I’m there to see if my favorite characters gets attention, promotional artworks, trailers, or decently good content about them, regardless if they’re official or not. Most of my favs aren’t popular and iconic enough. submitted by /u/LilyKootie99

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Are characters like John Sugar typical in noir?

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Are characters like John Sugar typical in noir? One of the first things that struck me about John Sugar was that he reminded me a lot of Link from the Legend of Zelda series. We’re always reminded that our protagonist is in the right because of the one thing that’s always apparent: Out of all the people in the room, they offer the most kindness. It’s not rely going out of their way when they …

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What shows do you feel were the most successful at introducing new characters in later seasons?

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What shows do you feel were the most successful at introducing new characters in later seasons? For me: Lost, The Walking Dead, Buffy The Vampire Slayer and of course Danny Devito’s addition to It’s Always Sunny. Obviously new additions can be hit or miss but many of my personal favourite characters weren’t in the first season of their shows. What other series do you think had successful new character integration into an already establish…

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What’s a show where the main characters get so frustrating/annoying you start to root against them?

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What’s a show where the main characters get so frustrating/annoying you start to root against them? The first one that comes to mind for me is Son’s of Anarchy. The show started out decent but end of show was just stupid decision after decision to where you lose respect for the protagonists. Especially since most of these dumb choices could have easily been avoided with a phone call to clarify something. It becomes too over the top ridiculous …

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Sitcoms that had terrible Writing But Worked Due To The Cast And The Characters

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Sitcoms that had terrible Writing But Worked Due To The Cast And The Characters I Dream of Jeannie had likeable actors and characters and had a fun premise, set design and great props. The writing was often not strong, and they had problems with continuity, but the cast did a great job of using their personal chemistry to fill in for the weak spots in the scripts, and that’s why the show remains likeable today. Veronica’s C…

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Your favorite ornery/prickly characters in TV?

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Your favorite ornery/prickly characters in TV? Hi. Hope you’re all doing well. For me, Dr. Gregory House was such a captivating, flawed character for several seasons on House despite the fact he is constantly insulting and degrading his subordinates, patients, bosses, women… everyone, really. I won’t spoil it by going into specifics as a recent show, but Jackson Lamb on Slow Horses also fits…

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What shows legitimately have too many characters?

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What shows legitimately have too many characters? By that I mean so many that they’re not able to be properly explored and fleshed out. Shows like Game of Thrones and Lost had several characters, but for the most part did a decent job of balancing them out and justifying their inclusion. I’m curious to hear some examples of a larger cast done poorly. submitted by /u/Brogener

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The Day of the Jackal is very well produced, but was it intentional to have completely irredeemable characters?

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The Day of the Jackal is very well produced, but was it intentional to have completely irredeemable characters? I watched The Day of the Jackal series this past weekend with my girlfriend, and we both agreed on one thing: there’s not a single character (except for Nuria) that we actively rooted for or sympathized with. It made us wonder—was this lack of connection intentional? Take Charles, for example. He’s portrayed as this tortured antihero who seeming…

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Shows with successful Flanderization of characters

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Shows with successful Flanderization of characters Having re-watched 30 Rock several times, it really stands out how much Jenna Maroney improves throughout the series. She is a one-note, generally uninteresting character in Season 1 and part of Season 2, to the point where she’s barely mentioned in some episodes. She really doesn’t have any significant stories for a long time. Eventually, as her…

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Favorite Characters from “The Expanse” (TV series not books)

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Favorite Characters from “The Expanse” (TV series not books) 1) Drummer (Hands down by far my favorite character/actor in the TV show) 2) Chrisjen Avasarala 3) Amos 4) Bobby Draper 5) Anderson Dawes 6) Cotyar Ghazi 7) Anna Volovodov No offence to anyone not listed- all were great actors and it was such a good show. submitted by /u/ivthreadp110

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Which TV comedies nailed their characters and dynamics right from the start?

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Which TV comedies nailed their characters and dynamics right from the start? I have an opinion that you can’t judge a comedy until a few seasons in. If you stopped watching It’s Always Sunny, The Office, The Simpsons, or Curb Your Enthusiasm based on the first two seasons, you’d be missing out some brilliant comedies. That said, which comedies would you say the showrunners/actors had the characters and their quirks fully…

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Characters that you changed your whole perspective on in rewatches?

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Characters that you changed your whole perspective on in rewatches? Hi. Hope you’re doing well. Just from my own experience, I feel like rewatches (especially a few years later) tends to make me see certain characters very differently. I liked Barney Stinson from HIMYM the first time and thought he was a player because, well, he was performed with excellent comedic timing and acting by NPH, but in subsequent re…

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