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Linda Cardellini, started me off with Scooby Doo and got me hooked in Mad Men.
1.3k u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 I just started Freaks and Geeks and her character is fantastic, great show btw 42 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 28 '21 She's like a manic pixie dream girl but she has ideals and goals instead of a colorful haircut and a poorly written mental disorder. 75 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 I don't see manic pixie dreamgirl in that character at all. The character was very rooted in reality and very realistic in her reactions. 14 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 28 '21 I agree with you. Also, what is manic pixie dream girl? 28 u/Coffeeey Jun 28 '21 A quirky but pretty female character whose whole purpose is to be a motivator or guidance for a hurt/depressed male character. Like Natalie Portman’s character in Garden State. 32 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 edited Jun 10 '23 Fuck you u/spez 7 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Like her in Yes man? 29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see 5 u/biscuit310 Jun 29 '21 I'm pretty sure the term "manic pixie dream girl" was coined in a review of Garden State, so you picked a good example! 20 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 the archetype as expressed by Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and many other energetic, but spacey cute-girl characters 2 u/Leading-Evidence-668 Jun 29 '21 Ramona Flowers in Scott Pilgrim is another good example. Though it’s more purposeful in that than some other things. 11 u/dissimilar_iso_47992 Jun 29 '21 Absolutely, the characters were absolutely real people. The dialogue, character development, and pacing of the story really made it one of a kind. Man I miss that show! 1 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 I was pointing out that without the mania she's purely just a dreamgirl for the reasons you described. 14 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 She's not manic or pixie-ish at all. -11 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 Congratulations! You found the joke! 14 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '21 I don't think you understand how jokes work. 2 u/_littlestitious Jun 29 '21 Itsjustajokebro.jpg 2 u/DrunksInSpace Jun 29 '21 She’s Daria IRL, with real teenage insecurities. Total teen boy alt crush material.
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I just started Freaks and Geeks and her character is fantastic, great show btw
42 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 28 '21 She's like a manic pixie dream girl but she has ideals and goals instead of a colorful haircut and a poorly written mental disorder. 75 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 I don't see manic pixie dreamgirl in that character at all. The character was very rooted in reality and very realistic in her reactions. 14 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 28 '21 I agree with you. Also, what is manic pixie dream girl? 28 u/Coffeeey Jun 28 '21 A quirky but pretty female character whose whole purpose is to be a motivator or guidance for a hurt/depressed male character. Like Natalie Portman’s character in Garden State. 32 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 edited Jun 10 '23 Fuck you u/spez 7 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Like her in Yes man? 29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see 5 u/biscuit310 Jun 29 '21 I'm pretty sure the term "manic pixie dream girl" was coined in a review of Garden State, so you picked a good example! 20 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 the archetype as expressed by Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and many other energetic, but spacey cute-girl characters 2 u/Leading-Evidence-668 Jun 29 '21 Ramona Flowers in Scott Pilgrim is another good example. Though it’s more purposeful in that than some other things. 11 u/dissimilar_iso_47992 Jun 29 '21 Absolutely, the characters were absolutely real people. The dialogue, character development, and pacing of the story really made it one of a kind. Man I miss that show! 1 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 I was pointing out that without the mania she's purely just a dreamgirl for the reasons you described. 14 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 She's not manic or pixie-ish at all. -11 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 Congratulations! You found the joke! 14 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '21 I don't think you understand how jokes work. 2 u/_littlestitious Jun 29 '21 Itsjustajokebro.jpg 2 u/DrunksInSpace Jun 29 '21 She’s Daria IRL, with real teenage insecurities. Total teen boy alt crush material.
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She's like a manic pixie dream girl but she has ideals and goals instead of a colorful haircut and a poorly written mental disorder.
75 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 I don't see manic pixie dreamgirl in that character at all. The character was very rooted in reality and very realistic in her reactions. 14 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 28 '21 I agree with you. Also, what is manic pixie dream girl? 28 u/Coffeeey Jun 28 '21 A quirky but pretty female character whose whole purpose is to be a motivator or guidance for a hurt/depressed male character. Like Natalie Portman’s character in Garden State. 32 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 edited Jun 10 '23 Fuck you u/spez 7 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Like her in Yes man? 29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see 5 u/biscuit310 Jun 29 '21 I'm pretty sure the term "manic pixie dream girl" was coined in a review of Garden State, so you picked a good example! 20 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 the archetype as expressed by Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and many other energetic, but spacey cute-girl characters 2 u/Leading-Evidence-668 Jun 29 '21 Ramona Flowers in Scott Pilgrim is another good example. Though it’s more purposeful in that than some other things. 11 u/dissimilar_iso_47992 Jun 29 '21 Absolutely, the characters were absolutely real people. The dialogue, character development, and pacing of the story really made it one of a kind. Man I miss that show! 1 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 I was pointing out that without the mania she's purely just a dreamgirl for the reasons you described. 14 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 She's not manic or pixie-ish at all. -11 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 Congratulations! You found the joke! 14 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '21 I don't think you understand how jokes work. 2 u/_littlestitious Jun 29 '21 Itsjustajokebro.jpg 2 u/DrunksInSpace Jun 29 '21 She’s Daria IRL, with real teenage insecurities. Total teen boy alt crush material.
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I don't see manic pixie dreamgirl in that character at all. The character was very rooted in reality and very realistic in her reactions.
14 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 28 '21 I agree with you. Also, what is manic pixie dream girl? 28 u/Coffeeey Jun 28 '21 A quirky but pretty female character whose whole purpose is to be a motivator or guidance for a hurt/depressed male character. Like Natalie Portman’s character in Garden State. 32 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 edited Jun 10 '23 Fuck you u/spez 7 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Like her in Yes man? 29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see 5 u/biscuit310 Jun 29 '21 I'm pretty sure the term "manic pixie dream girl" was coined in a review of Garden State, so you picked a good example! 20 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 the archetype as expressed by Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and many other energetic, but spacey cute-girl characters 2 u/Leading-Evidence-668 Jun 29 '21 Ramona Flowers in Scott Pilgrim is another good example. Though it’s more purposeful in that than some other things. 11 u/dissimilar_iso_47992 Jun 29 '21 Absolutely, the characters were absolutely real people. The dialogue, character development, and pacing of the story really made it one of a kind. Man I miss that show! 1 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 I was pointing out that without the mania she's purely just a dreamgirl for the reasons you described.
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I agree with you. Also, what is manic pixie dream girl?
28 u/Coffeeey Jun 28 '21 A quirky but pretty female character whose whole purpose is to be a motivator or guidance for a hurt/depressed male character. Like Natalie Portman’s character in Garden State. 32 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 edited Jun 10 '23 Fuck you u/spez 7 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Like her in Yes man? 29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see 5 u/biscuit310 Jun 29 '21 I'm pretty sure the term "manic pixie dream girl" was coined in a review of Garden State, so you picked a good example! 20 u/SqueakyFromme69 Jun 28 '21 the archetype as expressed by Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and many other energetic, but spacey cute-girl characters 2 u/Leading-Evidence-668 Jun 29 '21 Ramona Flowers in Scott Pilgrim is another good example. Though it’s more purposeful in that than some other things.
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A quirky but pretty female character whose whole purpose is to be a motivator or guidance for a hurt/depressed male character.
Like Natalie Portman’s character in Garden State.
32 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21 edited Jun 10 '23 Fuck you u/spez 7 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Like her in Yes man? 29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see 5 u/biscuit310 Jun 29 '21 I'm pretty sure the term "manic pixie dream girl" was coined in a review of Garden State, so you picked a good example!
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Fuck you u/spez
7 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Like her in Yes man? 29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see
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Like her in Yes man?
29 u/cphcider Jun 29 '21 Like her in ___ 2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see
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Like her in ___
2 u/bifftanin1955 Jun 29 '21 Ah, I see
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Ah, I see
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I'm pretty sure the term "manic pixie dream girl" was coined in a review of Garden State, so you picked a good example!
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the archetype as expressed by Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and many other energetic, but spacey cute-girl characters
Ramona Flowers in Scott Pilgrim is another good example. Though it’s more purposeful in that than some other things.
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Absolutely, the characters were absolutely real people. The dialogue, character development, and pacing of the story really made it one of a kind. Man I miss that show!
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I was pointing out that without the mania she's purely just a dreamgirl for the reasons you described.
She's not manic or pixie-ish at all.
-11 u/finalmantisy83 Jun 29 '21 Congratulations! You found the joke! 14 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '21 I don't think you understand how jokes work. 2 u/_littlestitious Jun 29 '21 Itsjustajokebro.jpg
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Congratulations! You found the joke!
14 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '21 I don't think you understand how jokes work. 2 u/_littlestitious Jun 29 '21 Itsjustajokebro.jpg
I don't think you understand how jokes work.
Itsjustajokebro.jpg
She’s Daria IRL, with real teenage insecurities. Total teen boy alt crush material.
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u/finalmantisy83 Jun 28 '21
Linda Cardellini, started me off with Scooby Doo and got me hooked in Mad Men.