![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
(no subject)
Dec. 16th, 2018 05:56 pm1. Okay this is bugging me a little bit...
You are a six-foot to six-foot three guy, over 195 pounds, lead on a television series acting with women who are five foot or smaller, and some guys who are five-foot nine. And you decide to wander about the set and workplace with your penis hanging out. No one stops you. How is this okay? How does this promote a safe work environment? And why didn't anyone say no?
I told my mother this story over the phone today, and she asked why the lead actress on the show didn't do anything about it.
( Read more... )
I find it disturbing that this happens and no one questions it or puts a stop to it.
2. Cold rainy day.
The rain feels like ice water. Was out in it -- to see MD for the first time in months. Also church which...had great music and a cute children's pagent about immigration.
3. Watching Manifest -- which is better when it isn't delving into the conspiracy theory or the mystical connections between the passengers -- who appear to have been the unwittingly subjects of a neurological experiment that cost them five years of their lives.
4. Doctor Who
Like I stated in last post, mixed feelings about the last episode and the season as a whole. I felt it was uneven and difficult to get into. Very episodic and moral themed, but not "Fun", if anything a bit too heavy handed on the morality in places -- which I think may have back-fired on them. You have to be careful about heavy-handed morality in stories, because if it is misread, whoa-boy.
I did like the "anti-violence" arc or do no harm. Every problem in every episode was resolved without direct violence from the main or lead ensemble. (I can't comment on the spider episode, because I didn't watch -- because, well, SPIDERS! But apparently they locked them in a room instead of killing them...people appear to have wanted them to be allowed to roam free. I vote for merciful shots in the head, but again Spiders!!)
( Spoilers )
You are a six-foot to six-foot three guy, over 195 pounds, lead on a television series acting with women who are five foot or smaller, and some guys who are five-foot nine. And you decide to wander about the set and workplace with your penis hanging out. No one stops you. How is this okay? How does this promote a safe work environment? And why didn't anyone say no?
I told my mother this story over the phone today, and she asked why the lead actress on the show didn't do anything about it.
( Read more... )
I find it disturbing that this happens and no one questions it or puts a stop to it.
2. Cold rainy day.
The rain feels like ice water. Was out in it -- to see MD for the first time in months. Also church which...had great music and a cute children's pagent about immigration.
3. Watching Manifest -- which is better when it isn't delving into the conspiracy theory or the mystical connections between the passengers -- who appear to have been the unwittingly subjects of a neurological experiment that cost them five years of their lives.
4. Doctor Who
Like I stated in last post, mixed feelings about the last episode and the season as a whole. I felt it was uneven and difficult to get into. Very episodic and moral themed, but not "Fun", if anything a bit too heavy handed on the morality in places -- which I think may have back-fired on them. You have to be careful about heavy-handed morality in stories, because if it is misread, whoa-boy.
I did like the "anti-violence" arc or do no harm. Every problem in every episode was resolved without direct violence from the main or lead ensemble. (I can't comment on the spider episode, because I didn't watch -- because, well, SPIDERS! But apparently they locked them in a room instead of killing them...people appear to have wanted them to be allowed to roam free. I vote for merciful shots in the head, but again Spiders!!)
( Spoilers )