Noseybatch
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Why Carrie didn't shout get the duck out I'll never know
I think the thread has derailed slightly. No one is offended by people of colour, non binary people, queer people, teenagers or the elderly. It’s the script.
I don't think anybody is triggered by the inclusion of bipoc or LGBTQ. It's just that they've very obviously been included so that the show can say they've included them. Take the character of Miranda's professor - it would feel more meaningful and normal if Miranda didn't comment on her hair or skin colour and if she was just there as a good character that happened to be black rather than them going out of their way to emphasise the colour of her skin through the storyline. Charlotte's dinner party and the scene with the downstairs neighbour are another example of this.It’s the moaning about POC inclusion that gets to me. I was out with my black friend during that period after lockdown when people were dipping their toes into outdoor dining. My friend has a health condition which compels him to need the toilet frequently. We asked at a restaurant if he could use their facility. The white man told him no and said “We have to look after our own.” I had to explain the situation before he allowed my friend to use the restroom. I could tell that the guy working the door was provincial from a whole slew of factors. The bile I experienced comes back up every time I see a post whining about signaling wokeness. Just no -- if you don’t want to interact with black people go get a desk job and similarly, why would someone watch a show about NYC if LGBTQ+ & BIPOC is going to trigger you
What do you suppose people are complaining about when they use the term ‘box ticking’?
What do you suppose people are complaining about when they use the term ‘box ticking’?
Maybe because she’s a good friend? Realised her best mate is going through something in her life? Can see that and wants to help?Why Carrie didn't shout get the duck out I'll never know
What do you suppose people are complaining about when they use the term ‘box ticking’?
I think @Noseybatch meant when Carrie woke up and saw them finger blasting in the kitchenMaybe because she’s a good friend? Realised her best mate is going through something in her life? Can see that and wants to help?
Just a thought!
I think this is my issue with AJLT, it's a retcon. Cynthia Nixon has forgotten how to play Miranda, she was acerbic and blunt, not at all deferential or sycophantic. And we're supposed to believe that she never really loved Steve. All while they're not even bothering to give Steve meaningful screentime. It's a bit tit. Miranda the character isn't really here anymore.Miranda rewriting history to justify cheating.. ' I hate my marriage...always been this unhappy' .. what has happened to her. So disappointed.
It captured the zeitgeist of trying to amend wrongs. The real life mayor of NYC had a road painted to say “Black Lives Matter.” Charlotte going to great lengths to make her black friend feel at ease is art imitating life.Oh come on!!!! They had a character literally running around the city trying to “find black people” to take to a dinner party….! It IS box ticking - from the script writers and production team.
I think this is my issue with AJLT, it's a retcon. Cynthia Nixon has forgotten how to play Miranda, she was acerbic and blunt, not at all deferential or sycophantic. And we're supposed to believe that she never really loved Steve. All while they're not even bothering to give Steve meaningful screentime. It's a bit tit. Miranda the character isn't really here anymore.
Any references or scenes featuring Big will likely be cut from future episodes.Is the whole Big leaving Natasha a million dollars thing gonna be revisted or resolved.
It captured the zeitgeist of trying to amend wrongs. The real life mayor of NYC had a road painted to say “Black Lives Matter.” Charlotte going to great lengths to make her black friend feel at ease is art imitating life.
I don’t even care that there is different races or LGBT+ people, it’s NYC! Not some town in the middle of the Bible Belt. I like everyone except Che as they are super two dimensional.Personally, when I use the term box ticking I'm complaining about them including bipoc and LGBTQ characters for the sake of it rather than in a meaningful way with well-developed, rounded characters.
To be fair silly, over the top, explicit sex scenes were the bread and butter of original SATC.In what circumstance does your best mate get fingered by your work colleague in your kitchen while you’re in the other room
Who’s seen ep6??????I am enjoying reading all the hilarious comments here - much better than the episodes themselves However, as I've been watching weekly at TV pace, I keep thinking I has missed lots, only to find that many comments are based on future episodes. I have only just watched episode 5 tonight, yet the majority of comments in the last few days have already been about this episode. Also, there are comments for episode 6.
Thanks to those who have put the details behind spoilers. Fair enough, this thread doesn't specify 'No Spoilers' in the title, so I will just have to read carefully and quickly scroll past what I haven't seen already.
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