So true, not just for delicate ears. One of the things that makes movies fun and interesting is clever, creative writing. F words in nearly sentence or even inserted between syllables is not only offensive but tiresome, tedious, and monotonous. I’ve bailed out of many good series with just too heavy use of the word. I hope people don’t talk like that. They certainly didn’t in my professional life. They certainly don’t in my private retired life.
@@markrobinson891 That's exactly what I always say too! We went to Ireland last summer so we started watching "Bodkin" but quickly gave up because every other word is an F-bomb. Exhausting and unnecessary.
I recall a line from Maggie Smith in Downton Abbey; “Vulgarity is no substitute for wit.” Nailed it.
I am SOOOO tired of F-bombs. It's such lazy writing and an assault to my delicate ears!
So true, not just for delicate ears. One of the things that makes movies fun and interesting is clever, creative writing. F words in nearly sentence or even inserted between syllables is not only offensive but tiresome, tedious, and monotonous. I’ve bailed out of many good series with just too heavy use of the word. I hope people don’t talk like that. They certainly didn’t in my professional life. They certainly don’t in my private retired life.
@@markrobinson891 That's exactly what I always say too! We went to Ireland last summer so we started watching "Bodkin" but quickly gave up because every other word is an F-bomb. Exhausting and unnecessary.
This dramedy blends comedy, drama, and trauma quite well.