Well I agree, but some people do think like this, so I see no problem in portraying it. It's reality. I think dramas are so scared now of having characters talk how people do in real life. Everything has to be a politically correct projection.
where is the eye roll emoji? i don't know where you are of course, but most young people now that i know just consider sexuality as a spectrumwell done you
but I do find this topic of dicussion and everyones comments v interesting.I wasnt talking about the show but about the comment made by a poster. I agree 20 years ago that view of bisexuality was pretty common I definitely remember people saying stuff like that when I was at school
But if a drama is set in 17th century Scotland say, and lots of the cast are black, you just know an agenda is being pushed, and people correctly resent this.I think it definitely depends on the way that it's done. If a comment like Charlotte's 'pick a side' is made to challenge the comment then fine (I do think that was the intention of the episode). But the way some people speak in real life shouldn't be given space on TV (not an issue with SATC I don't think though) - and I don't think that's a problem of being too politically correct.
Where I do think some shows go to far is when every storyline has to revolve around a social issue. Don't get me wrong there is definitely a need for more diverse characters and how race, sexism, homophobia affect them but it doesn't need to be shoehorned into every storyline of the show. Then at the other extreme, a character of colour is introduced and many are like "god why is everything so woke" which I find absolutely ridiculous - if someone is upset the full cast is no longer white then the problem is with themselves.
Sorry went on a bit of a ramble
They still do. I think it's still common even among my gay friends.
I did not say this as some kind of weird brag, I had no idea they were bi (actually randomly discovered by internet historywell done you
) the point is I think (or thought anyway) that it was less of a big deal than now, but having read other posts here iguess it is not. quite depressing really. anyway back on topic do we think miranda will still be married?
Hilaria the fake SpaniardWhy the duck is she having lunch with these total losers?
Sarah Jessica Parker and husband Matthew Broderick go on a double date
Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband Matthew Broderick, who she wed back in 1997, enjoyed a double date with their pal Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria on Thursday night in Southampton.www.dailymail.co.uk
Dear god, if Alec is being cast then I’m out.Hilaria the fake Spaniard
Sorry if this has been posted before, only just noticed he posted it publicly last week
"Three 56 year old women finding their way in a post covid world, sounds like a blast"
Shocking it has so few views; like and comment
I imagine it's just him and a few friends and he doesn't even make minimum wage for the amount of hours put into it so it's pretty exausting and takes out most of the fun.I really wish he would do more, but this feels like a final one
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my favourite is the episode with all 4 of them and carrie pretends to have corona. Miranda's "oh god samantha" is just perfectI know this man is so funny, the bit in Carries xmas 2021 when she drives the scooter into the hedge has me in FITS. I also agree that platforms are investing silly money into thing s that are just ok-someone like Shonda Ryimes should absolutely be getting 100 million deals from Netflix, Harry and Megan getting the same deal equals a complete waste of money. Especially when there is so much talent on tik tok and Instagram, this young man did a whole soap opera over lock down and it is amazing.
