The show has received high ratings and won numerous awards. Critics praise the unique characters, humorous stories, and emotional heart. It appeals to kids but also contains jokes aimed at adult viewers. The Really Loud House has become one of Nickelodeon's most popular current shows. ...
TV Tropes (tvtropes.org) describes the trope as one where “gay characters just aren’t allowed happy endings.” While it makes sense that in older works this might have been more prevalent–especially with lesbian pulp fiction where one author was told that the gay characters were not ...
They are the main characters in their own stories. As the trio eventually reaches a place of possible acceptance and dare we say it, even affection, those constraints ease. One or two sisters slide into frame alongside the others. There is room for all of them. They are all a part of ...
“Jab We Met” subverts rom-com tropes while embracing the best of them, especially with its characters; Aditya is reserved and frankly depressed, while Geet’s bubbly joie de vivre lives right next to a short temper and choice curse words. Pritam’s soundtrack sounds unlike any of its ...
But out of this despair rises Kipo, TV's most bubbly and optimistic protagonist, who searches for her missing father with the help of two other kids, a talking bug, and a four-eyed pig. The characters are diverse, the hip-hop soundtrack is bangin', the action sequences are intense, ...
Its broad Wild West opera builds out a world of characters in a changing time and take you on a journey with them as they face the new world taking over while fighting the old one still chasing them down. Arthur Morgan is a gruff, hero full of depth, capable of growing a mean beard...
Digital Spy ranked the very best LGBTQ+ characters on TV to celebrate positive queer representation on screen.
9/10 Good old British humour This is a British comedy horror romp, more comedy than horror certainly with, for me, a lot of laugh out loud moments. Twist was ok, but chill out bad review-y peeps, its not meant to be a cinematic marvel. Just enjoy it for what it is ...
And from there, it was a blanket minimum that served to bring to light major flaws in female "characters" (or more likely tropes). I think the romantic (and sexual/marriage etc) interest is a major part of it, but it also makes it more jarring to realize that even when two women ...
I’m interested in reading about standout characters I’ve never met before, clever twists on familiar themes, and compassionate writing. I’m also very interested in seeing marginalized creators take on “tired” tropes. Unfortunately, 2020 has killed my interest in dystopia/big government stories...