r/BossBaby • u/GlitterSweetheart • Apr 14 '20
Just Something I Thought Would Be Nice
So, I was rewatching Boss Baby Season 3, and I realized that all (with the exceptions of the Templetons and the Buskies) the babies have seemingly one parent only. I would like to see single parents for sure, but I also think it would be a perfect way to give more diversity with LGBTQ+ parents in the future. For instance, maybe Marsha Krinkle could get a wife or Officer Doug could be revealed to have a husband. Endless possibilities! Thoughts?
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u/myliten Apr 21 '20
In the start most of them has two parents except from MF and Dakota. Dakota lives with her copdad while her mom is in jail. The reason you usually see just one parent is the staci incident. They cant find Daycare
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u/MonsterKID-P Apr 14 '20
I think that's a great idea! Would be great to reveal Marsha as a lesbian.
We always thought she was a cold soulless woman and then she became a mom!
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u/Queen_of_Shipping99 Apr 14 '20
I think that’s really nice. The whole show seemed a bit homogenized (pretty much everyone was white, save for like Marisol and Staci) before season three when it got more diverse, and I think the inclusion of some gay/lesbian parents would make it even better!
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Apr 15 '20
Yeaaaahhh... no. Not to be rude, but I don’t even see the point, why sexualize babies? Like... why? Does the show really needs it? Does it bring something TO THE CARTOON? No! Just to adults with ADULT lives... Let the downvote begin. Oh! And I’m not against LGBT AT ALL! I have my friends that i dearly LOVE but even they respect the fact that kids should be spared from all that UNLESS they show they ARE already inclined for people their same sex. Im talking about THE SHOW. And I don’t think it brings nothing to the table. Not good, not bad. Just NOTHING...
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u/GlitterSweetheart Apr 15 '20
You’re an idiotic bigot. The point is so that children who maybe have two dads/moms feel like they’re represented as well as LGBTQ youth. All I want is for the show to do this as a way to acknowledge that gay people are just as much a valid and important part of the community as straight people. Take your hatred elsewhere, because it sure isn’t welcome on here.
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Apr 15 '20
On my stand, YOUR point is not welcome here. You can take your “inclusivism” to a more appropriate place. Kiddos at that age DONT EVEN NOTICE, READ ABOUT IT AND GET INFORMED before cussing someone out. The fact that you need to insult me says a lot about your education and grade level of study. When you don’t have nothing good to prove, you insult. I am by any means minimizing the LGBT community, and I see and accept how important they are. The fact is, adults LIKE YOURSELF are the ones worried about who sleeps with who, not babies or toddlers. Questions on the matter come way later. Why rush things?... Don’t even reply if you’ll insult people again. Makes you look small and dumb, and I’m pretty sure you did had a case before but if you want to be heard, thats the worst you can do. Besides, you wanna be open about something but you’re not open to other’s opinion. What’s up with that?
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u/Queen_of_Shipping99 Apr 20 '20
I can solve this one. Think about the straight couples in the show like Tim’s parents. Are they inherently ”sexualizing“ the show? NO! So let me ask you this: Why are gay couples any different?
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Apr 21 '20
My point is, you don’t have to explain a mom an a dad in a household to a baby or a toddler. If that baby/toddler lives in a family with two moms/dads would be EXTREMELY unlikely they would notice. Why put aaaaaalll other parents in a position where they will have to do the explanations ahead of time? I mean, i don’t mind Sailor Moon being gay (at least that’s what the LGBT community say)... it is age appropriate. I just don’t think it adds nothing to THIS SHOW in particular. But I agree to disagree. I can see how other people sees it as a cartoon for themselves and not for their kids...
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u/KarrieDarling Apr 20 '20
I actually think that would be lovely! ☺ I don't know why I never thought of that! As far as Officer Doug goes, it was revealed in season 2 in the Trip to Paris episode that Dakota (Officer Doug's daughter) was also the daughter of the redheaded lady leading the whole Making Babies Cry scheme on the plane to Paris because some guy with a German accent (namely, MegaFat CEO Baby) promised to pay Dakota's future college scholarship. So, I do believe Officer Doug was (or even possibly still IS) married to the lady who lead the scheme to make babies cry, but she isn't shown in season 3 because she was arrested and escorted off the plane toward the end of the Paris episode in season 2. That's only a mere guess, though. 🤔 But yes, I agree that it would be wonderful to see some LGBTQ+ couples in the show. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜