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Very much this. And that extends to much of television, of course. We might say we hate cliched characters, but we so gobble them up. -- nm
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Qale
cliches are an integral part of the storytelling toolbox. -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 1 '11, 13:26
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Yeah, I tend to agree. Pretty much all of the characters on Queer as Folk started out as cliches but then transended that as the series was developed. -- nm
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Qale
Nov 1, 13:32
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it's when you use them to avoid good storytelling, rather than make good storytelling, that they become a problem. -- nm
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znufrii
Nov 1, 13:51
I have to rewatch this - Brian Kinney is my screen saver at work - YUM -- nm
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Epiphany
Nov 1, 13:35
That at least had layers beyond the surface. Glee's characters are a joke. -- nm
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MDH
Nov 1, 13:34
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Well it is on FOX. -- nm
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Qale
Nov 1, 13:40
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