A New Pattern

@norwichal37 wrote:
But it shoild never be the star, that is gay....How would it look if James Bond was gay, in all his films...???...WOULD NOT GO OVER SO GOOD..........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But I thought that James Bond WAS gay, and just used his good looks, masculinity and over-exaggerated charm to prove to the British "empire" that he was worth keeping around.
I'm kidding here of course.

 
You see around 20% of the planet's population are homosexual / of the LGBTQ+ persuasion. and that is a MAJOR part of the demographic to keep out of the audience's needs. because people want to see an extension of them selves on screen, and it is for the screenwriters/Showrunners to see it as an investment opportunity by bringing it to life.

Not ALL people wish to see other characteristics on screen though... NO ONE wants to see an uneducated white guy (you) solve crimes. THAT would be a poor investment, (WOULD NOT GO OVER SO GOOD) and the ROI (Return On Investment) would yield negative results.

I can't believe that I'm using my free time telling a misogynistic dude how a TV business works, but here we are. 

But it shoild never be the star, that is gay....How would it look if James Bond was gay, in all his films...???...WOULD NOT GO OVER SO GOOD..........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@norwichal37 wrote:
Why are there queers in almost every new series....?????.....SPOILS IT...A straight Ed would have been better, so he and Taylah could hook up...!!!!!!!!!

Why is it so important to you??? 2 people who have zero onscreen chemistry, hooking up?
And the reason gay people are in every show is that they are meant to mimic real life.
And making TV is a business, and that means that it is none of yours, what ordinary people do with their time.
So be a good little boy and mind your own.

Why are there queers in almost every new series....?????.....SPOILS IT...A straight Ed would have been better, so he and Taylah could hook up...!!!!!!!!!

Getting worse and worse by the year. Maybe time for Hollyweird, etal to vanish and/or get rid of the ridiculous "inclusion" mandates

The idea of the show is good, but the math aspects are amateur at best. Poor writing, and the lead actor is a piece of cardboard on screen.