these poor characters..

[thetardisrocks]

has anyone forgotten that the main characters have had to go through some REEAAAAALLLLLLY tough situations.... probably not...

....but...... i feel like.... perhaps..... the aio writers can be just as bad as steven moffatt as far as killing my feels goes.
take connie for instance, her parents divorced. she moved to odyssey. had to reject first boyfriend bc he wasnt a christian, stuff in betweeeeeeen.... then mitch is like "lets get married cray cray girl" and then hes like "oh yeah there's a small catch, we have to move to budapest" then connie's like "hold the ham down here bro, i can't do thes." ***le dramatic breakup*** later later later..... ah yes. her book gets deleted. that was.... really.... really... uncalled for, to say the least. um. anyway... so now we're kinda up to present date almost and mitch pops his face back in and he's all like "hey cray cray girl im getting married" and connie's like "regretttsssss" then LOW AND BEHOLD HER MOTHER DIES. what. on. earth. but yeah give the poor girl a break
(please do not kill me if i missed some other major events because i havent listened to all the eps on account of my not being able to buy a lot of the albums. i'm what you may refer to as unemployed)

...don't even get me started on eugene and katrina's relationship and lives... me and my instagram-based fanclub made a ship name for them tho... Katgene....


bye.... doubt anyone will respond to this but ok XD

[Blitz]

Yeah, they suffer a lot.
*Shakes his fist at the writers*

[Pound Foolish]

Agreed. The funny thing is, most of the time, the episodes are about relatively "small" problems like a a missing video game, a crush, or a zit on your nose. It seems the rest of time, they go to the opposite extreme, taking a hammer to the characters. *bang* Sorry Jason, Tasha's not Christian *bang* Sorry again Jason, Monica's a gun toting outlaw *bang* Connie, your mom's dead.

I enjoyed your topic starter, Tardis. You have a writing style that's quite unlike everyone else here.

[HomeschoolCowgirl]

Yes, give them a break!
We need a vacation from this string of "Bang - _________!" episodes. Something harmless to our favorite fiction people? (*loud throat-clear to the writers*)

[The Old Judge]

What would happen to be the "______!" in your "Bang-_____!"? I'm trying to understand the meaning of this term.

[HomeschoolCowgirl]

Agreed. The funny thing is, most of the time, the episodes are about relatively "small" problems like a a missing video game, a crush, or a zit on your nose. It seems the rest of time, they go to the opposite extreme, taking a hammer to the characters. *bang* Sorry Jason, Tasha's not Christian *bang* Sorry again Jason, Monica's a gun toting outlaw *bang* Connie, your mom's dead.

Meaning this kind of bang