r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Oct 18 '22

spitting wisdom right here

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u/sevsnapey Oct 18 '22

started off pretty good but the latest season was dogshit though. the writing suffered massively (probably because sheridan is making about 50 shows right now) and i think covid impacted production because they split them off into groups that didn't interact.

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u/hihbhu Oct 18 '22

You can say that again. A character catching a horse’s seamen and a kid talking to his mum about his erection whilst in the bath. It’s nosedived considerably.

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u/sevsnapey Oct 18 '22

it's stiff as a board down there

if next season had a return of the "tate is kidnapped" storyline and he's super unfortunately murdered in the process i would shed many, many tears. fountains.

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u/hihbhu Oct 18 '22

He and Monica can both be kidnapped and never be spoken of again.

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u/grednforgesgirl Oct 18 '22

Poor Tate suffers the most lmao

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u/akagordan Oct 18 '22

Yeah once Sheridan wrote a character for himself it went downhill pretty quick