That's true, of course, but I don't know whether Lemont would agree with you.
Yep. It happened in "Moonlighting", and it happened in "I Dream of Jeannie". I think it even happened in "Anything but Love". People who are interesting on show while they're "not dating" apparently become boring when they are. It would probably have happened to "Will & Grace" if Will had actually been a closeted heterosexual. But that would have been too farfetched.
But, dude, don't blame the characters --- blame the writers. People in committed relationships can be portrayed as interesting, witty, and with that bit of frisson between them. Just look at the "Thin Man" movies.
Dude -- having trouble loading up the strip for today. And last week, the same strip kept showing up as the daily strip 4 times in a row. There are some gremlins running around your site....
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Interesting comments from you posters.
That's true, of course, but I don't know whether Lemont would agree with you.
Yep. It happened in "Moonlighting", and it happened in "I Dream of Jeannie". I think it even happened in "Anything but Love". People who are interesting on show while they're "not dating" apparently become boring when they are. It would probably have happened to "Will & Grace" if Will had actually been a closeted heterosexual. But that would have been too farfetched.
But, dude, don't blame the characters --- blame the writers. People in committed relationships can be portrayed as interesting, witty, and with that bit of frisson between them. Just look at the "Thin Man" movies.
Dude -- having trouble loading up the strip for today. And last week, the same strip kept showing up as the daily strip 4 times in a row. There are some gremlins running around your site....