I've got sick of #Empire. I don't think I'll watch any longer. It's problem is little consistency with the characters and an unwillingness to develop ideas into long term plots.
Lucious started out evil and everyone wanted to take him down. But the writers fell in love with him, so now he's a hero despite being a murderer and a criminal.
There's a problem of morality on the show. It's not what is done that's good or bad, it's who's doing it that's seen as good or bad ...
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Lucious started out evil and everyone wanted to take him down. But the writers fell in love with him, so now he's a hero despite being a murderer and a criminal.
There's a problem of morality on the show. It's not what is done that's good or bad, it's who's doing it that's seen as good or bad ...
#TV #TVSeries
Lydia Conwell •
For a while now I've been routing for the Lyons' enemies to take them down, and I really enjoyed #ForestWhitaker, who played his part impeccably.
Come season 5, they poorly handled getting rid of him as soon as possible and it was weak.
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Lydia Conwell •
From a about season 2 they're complaining about the shareholders and complaining about having to answer to whitey, but all through season 1 Lucious wanted to Empire to be publicly trading.
It's like: You didn't think this through, did you?
It's just the long term plots are a mess.
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Lydia Conwell •
That would explain why evil Lucious is now a hero, and the stories lack consistency.
I mean, you have Lucious holding a grudge against one person who tried to kill him, but making things up with his own son who also tried to kill him.
It's stupid and annoying me too much now.