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Are we any better than the folks who watch stuff like The Hills?
Pypoli:
Though QC does not have a main plot, it is still written by an intelligent, person with an obvious interest of the world surrounding him, a widespread music knowledge, and a detailed knowledge of the relationships between people through what i can only assume is experience.
This puts him in stark contrast with anyone that has ever signed up for a reality show.
Plus, it's written to be funny, so there's at least some hope that it will turn out that way.
lunchmeat:
--- Quote from: Eddie 88 on 11 Jul 2009, 09:41 ---Are we any better than the folks who watch stuff like The Hills?
--- End quote ---
If you take a personal interest in the lives of the people in the comic, then no.
jonarus_drakus:
I read QC for the large helpings of both comedy and Drama (Dramedy?). While both the 'world' and the characters in it are fictional, they are a believable fictional (by which i mean people exactly like the characters could easly exist in the real world - not neccisarily all together or anything, but out there... Just like the Truth...). So, multi-dimensional characters that can be identified with, humor & Drama, compeling interlinking sub-plots (stop me if i start getting over-complicated), and lets face it, the sexual inuendo (in-YOUR-endo! High five!) both implied and actualised.
I could keep going, but i figure i should stop before i say something i regret...
like that...
and that... >message repeats<
PS: I hate the Hills, not because i have a blanket hatred of reality TV, but because i hate that sort of vapid, one dimensional (if that), directionless, 'trust-fund baby'.
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