Imagine if the gender is reversed
Imagine if the gender is reversed
Grayson Baker
Jack Perez
>qt brown girl instead of uggo
Perfection.
Henry Myers
Is the black girl still taller? Because if so, yum.
Kevin Parker
Jack Lopez
it gets posted on the women abuse thread then.
Benjamin Phillips
Who's tougher? Melissa or Zack?
Austin Stewart
>Depicted as physically incompetent to contrast to her mental superiority in Season 1
>Becomes physically superior in Season 2, thus becoming the typical "uber-competent female lead"
Why Josh?
Isaac Scott
He didn't write the episode where Melissa takes martial art classes.
Jordan Jenkins
some writers dont understand that flaws make interesting a character.
Tyler Smith
Evan Russell
Jeremiah Barnes
Mason Jenkins
Adam Cox
Ian Adams
rape isn't funny
Zachary Peterson
To be honest, main trio have little to no character flaws.
That's why people love Cavendish, Dakota, Elliot, and Bradley.
Nathan James
Mason Hughes
Luke Turner
That is partially true, but Milo and Zack do have weaknesses, Melissa, on the other hand, has few (because they are resolved immediately) or no weaknesses.
Justin Parker
What character flaw does Milo have? (Murphy's Law is not a character flaw)
Nathan Jenkins
It is a combination.
The first episode you mention was by Jim Bernstein.
Valerie and Marja did Cast Party.
And the one with the debate, Josh did.
Jaxon Myers
But Jim Bernstein established Melissa as physically incompetent, making him based.
Caleb Brown
Murphy's law ... is a disease! Bum bum bum!
Joseph Nguyen
Exactly, suppose they later scolded him for giving weaknesses to Melissa.
Dani Vetere also established her as forgetful and made an episode of that, but she left the show in season 2.
Kevin Cook
>Dani Vetere:
>Wilder West: has a female character who's too attached to get involved in dangerous situations
>Smooth Opera-tor: has a female character who's too attached to order
>The Race: re-establish Melissa's physical incompetence
Is she /ourguy/? A shame she was only there for Season 1.
Alexander Rogers
>Meanwhile, her replacements Valerie and Marja made an outdated, blatant "girl power" episode
The world is unfair.
William Martin
>Jim
>It makes an episode where Melissa has weakness.
>They scold him for that.
>Then he does an episode where Melissa is a descendant of a significant woman who basically created text messages.
>Dani
>It makes an episode where it is mentioned that Melissa is forgetful.
>They scold her.
>Does The Math Book, an episode that is based on Melissa forgetting something.
>Leave the show like a boss.
Dani is the best writer.
Thomas Powell
I've found new appreciation for Dani now just wow
Jeremiah Ward
Is really bad when you can't give to one character from main cast a defined personality.
Luke Lopez
Adrian Hernandez
>Everyone except Doof has basically the same reaction
How is this not proof that the main trio is bland?
Juan Bennett
Jace Baker
B-but, the lumberzacks.
Caleb Phillips
>Recorded in front of a live audience, in Burbank, California.
Lucas Jackson
Unfortunately it's only a main topic of conversation in Season 1.
Landon Collins
Aiden Hernandez
Matthew Gonzalez
When would the scolding occur? If they didn't like it, wouldn't the unwanted elements be erased during the writing stage?
Christopher Roberts
>Recorded in front of a live audience in Danville, Tri-state Area
FTFY
James King
She could've been a descendant of pic related
Jack Wright
Adam Collins
If only the West allows this
Alexander James
There's always an AU for that
Aiden Baker
>Imagine if the gender was reversed
Henry Howard
stop
Christian Campbell
I love their relationship. Brock never had this kind of relationship with May or Dawn.
Gavin Davis
Mistyt seems to be the only girls he doesn't hit on.
Ethan Barnes
Blake Martinez