I found this bit particularly annoying since "The Wheel" is a reference to a private conversation, and most people wouldn't even know that the fuck she was talking about. This is the common problem in so many badly written shows/movies, once they become popular and have large online followings -- the barrier between what the audience knows for external reasons, and what characters know for internal reasons gets pierced, and it all just mixes together into a big sloppy mess.
Peter_avac on February 24th, 2021 at 17:18 UTC »
Thanks! I had missed that in fact
FungalCoochie on February 24th, 2021 at 17:52 UTC »
Fun fact: if you turn off the show right after this scene as the dragon flies away it’s a superior ending to the whole show. Try it.
Dicken_Peanutbutter on February 24th, 2021 at 19:01 UTC »
I found this bit particularly annoying since "The Wheel" is a reference to a private conversation, and most people wouldn't even know that the fuck she was talking about. This is the common problem in so many badly written shows/movies, once they become popular and have large online followings -- the barrier between what the audience knows for external reasons, and what characters know for internal reasons gets pierced, and it all just mixes together into a big sloppy mess.