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Acknowledging historical reality isn't SJW. Its being realistic to the time period you're portraying. To NOT do so is another name - "White Washing."
It would have been beyond stupid, illogical, and story breaking if they did the opposite. If they instead had the minority or female characters acting the same, wearing the same, and BEING treated by the "1930s" people 'the same' for it - what little logic or 'realism' the show had would be non-existent. And there'd be many more people frustrated and posting about how stupid it was - rather than one or two people showing their ignorance and calling it "SJW."
Actual SJW would have been if those characters decided to start publically protesting - or if they slammed every person who said something sexist/racist into a wall and yelled at them - or if the whole episode was built around 'correcting the wrongs' done to a single female or minority character. Showing it exists at all (which is all the show IMO *shrugs*) isn't SJW. Using the terms like 'babe' or 'birdie' isn't even SJW - its using the slang that was commonly used for the day. If you say any woman who says, "dont call me that" (which is about all that actually happened in response) is being a "justice warrior" - you're showing your true bias and no wonder you think its 'too much'.
Personally, I had a much larger issue with characters acting "out of character" and showing general ignorance of how "timelines" work - even after they are told! Otherwise normally 'smart' (at least most of the time) characters not 'connecting the dots' and wanting to take out XYZ bad guy despite orders (and going as far as one character did to betray those orders), and apparently having no insight that to do so would end their existence as they knew it (and lead to the exact thing they were there to stop the Chromatons from doing). (Trying not to use spoilers there lol)
THAT just rang out as disingenuous and piss poor writing just to setup the conflict. Every single person on that 'crew' has enough brains and insight on the situation to get that "If Hydra doesn't Form. No Shield. No Shield, No Us." But apparently, for that episode - no they didn't.
Otherwise, solid show. I don't much care for time traveling plotlines as they tend to be 'jump shark' but as its the last season anyway - let'em get as crazy as they wanna be! lol.
Last edited by Koriani; 2020-06-11 at 10:13 PM.
Koriani - Guardians of Forever - BM Huntard on TB; Kharmic - Worgen Druid - TB
Koriani - none - Dragon of Secret World
Karmic - Moirae - SWTOR
inactive: Frith-Rae - Horizons/Istaria; Koriani in multiple old MMOs. I been around a long time.
So that was probably the best episode of the season so far.
So what's the deal with Fitz in this season? Did the actor leave the show? Haven't seen a single second of him yet.
He had work contracted for the period after S6 ended when about half to two thirds of the way through shooting S6 ABC announced there would be a S7. The showrunners several weeks later announced the S6 & S7 would be shot back to back with a short break and then ended. This was instead of waiting to start shooting S7 at the normal time. In this case Ian had signed contracts for the other work and his AoS contract had ended. Not much choice really.
Aww that really bums me out. I hope he is able to say make an appearance in some shot in the last episode or two. I'd really like to see the show close out with them being back 'together' in all realities, even if its temporary. LOL
I was hoping for some sort of 'closure happy ending' thing for them - and not just "more timeline separation!"
Koriani - Guardians of Forever - BM Huntard on TB; Kharmic - Worgen Druid - TB
Koriani - none - Dragon of Secret World
Karmic - Moirae - SWTOR
inactive: Frith-Rae - Horizons/Istaria; Koriani in multiple old MMOs. I been around a long time.