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We need examples!I think people are sick of woke tv. I don’t mind it occasionally but c’mon.
I think people are sick of woke tv. I don’t mind it occasionally but c’mon.
If you have the volume up too high.What's woke TV?
If you have the volume up too high.
I blame the Teletubbies.I think people are sick of woke tv. I don’t mind it occasionally but c’mon.
My favorite antidote to woke, uplifting, &I think people are sick of woke tv. I don’t mind it occasionally but c’mon.
t used to be that TV shows tackled societal issues through storytelling. Now, many shows just want to preach at the viewer without any subtlety, debate, or storytelling.
What's woke TV?
Woke TV usually means that TV shows seem to have some sort of agenda or message that they believe is extremely important to force down people's throats. The most common things as of now are racial, gender and sexuality messages, an example could be that a given person in a movie or tv show needs to be of a given colour regardless of whether it makes sense or not in regard to the story.I have no idea what "woke tv" means in the OP.
Woke TV usually means that TV shows seem to have some sort of agenda or message that they believe is extremely important to force down people's throats. The most common things as of now are racial, gender and sexuality messages, an example could be that a given person in a movie or tv show needs to be of a given colour regardless of whether it makes sense or not in regard to the story.
An example of this can be the new Witcher show (Which is absolutely horrible in general), but in that show, you have all races represented in one huge mess. So imagine watching a movie about samurais, then we would expect people to come from Japan. But then imagine that in such a show, you have every single race you can think of thrown in there all being samurais and then act as if that is perfectly normal.
Another example could be gender roles, where you will depict females as being extremely strong and usually make males look like idiots. And again it is usually done so the female protagonist hasn't earned any of it. A good example of this could be Rey from Star wars, a girl that easily overcomes anything she faces, doesn't really need to learn anything and can just do this whenever she needs it, for no particular reason, often linked to that of a marry sue character. She hulk is also a good example.
Sexuality examples could be that a huge amount of protagonists are of "alternative" sexuality, such as bisexuals, lesbians etc. and usually again this is done without any context to the show or movie but is simply there because of the political agenda. An example of this can be found in Solo (Star wars) which is not exactly a show famous for sexuality or romance, but in general, playing a huge role. But where one of the famous characters from the original movie is suddenly a person that is sexual/romantic involved with a robot. This plays absolutely no purpose in the story or for the character at all in the movie or for the rest of Star wars. But again is added due to some political message that Disney thought was important.
So as with the OP. I am sick and tired of it as well.
Woke has many meanings. But in general, as I understand it. it is to push some sort of agenda at the cost of what makes sense in regard to the story.I see these examples as corporate pandering, not necessarily "woke TV." In my opinion, these corporations are not "supporting minorities" or having "diverse" casts out of the goodness of their hearts or because they care about a political message; they just want to jump on the bandwagon of sociopolitical trends and exploit them for PR purposes such as having a better image for their brand.
That’s called capitalism.Woke has many meanings. But in general, as I understand it. it is to push some sort of agenda at the cost of what makes sense in regard to the story.
I see these examples as corporate pandering, not necessarily "woke TV." In my opinion, these corporations are not "supporting minorities" or having "diverse" casts out of the goodness of their hearts or because they care about a political message; they just want to jump on the bandwagon of sociopolitical trends and exploit them for PR purposes such as having a better image for their brand.
Woke has many meanings. But in general, as I understand it. it is to push some sort of agenda at the cost of what makes sense in regard to the story.