A long time ago my son and I were supposed to go see Bowling For Soup in concert in Baltimore. The place they were supposed to perform closed down and they ended up playing a rooftop bar in the rain. My son and I attended and he got to meet the lead singer after we noticed he was standing next to us listening to Patent Pending, one of the opening acts. This is the song I remember them performing at the show. They have become one of my favorite bands.
I’m totally going off topic. Do you watch New Amsterdam?
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I do watch New Amsterdam
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Did you watch this week?
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I have not yet watched this week’s episode
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When you watch, I think you could have a good post about something in the show. Or we could have an interesting discussion about it
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I will try to watch tonight
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I think there’s an interesting tv related question in it. Whenever you watch tell me
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I watched new Amsterdam last night. Ready to discuss
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Ok. Here’s my think. We’re amidst a pandemic. A major character has decided independently to leave the show. Why didn’t they kill him off? Wouldn’t that have made a great storyline?
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I’m thinking perhaps they want to leave an opening for him to come back. The show has been renewed for multiple seasons. He left because of his wife’s illness so he could come back at some point. That’s my guess, but you are right. It would have made more sense for them to have him die of Covid.
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I get your thing about leaving an opening, but really…what a natural story arc. As far as drama and emotion there is much they could have done. Have any shows killed off a major character via COVID?
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Not that I’m aware of. It seems Covid only hit minor characters
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That makes it seem like a throwaway though. On one hand, we have only discussed COVID this past year. And if a show is going to deal with COVID as part of its storyline, shouldn’t they try to really grip you with the reality? I mean, if it’s not going to make a major impact, why bother with the storyline?
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TV has been so bad at dealing with the pandemic I think it would have been better for most shows to just stay in an alternate universe where it never happened.
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I completely agree with that. Like A million little things has become ridiculous . It’s barely watchable how they treat it. It’s like they’re almost improving what they’re going to write about. And greys is ridiculous too. At this point I don’t care if Meredith recovers…
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I’m hoping the Covid storylines are all gone next season
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They better be. I know you’ve touched on this, but you could really do a deep dive into some of the ridiculous COVID storylines
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