psackett wrote:
Just your average whitebread U.S. female. I have 2 1/2 yrs. of college training. I work on computers for a living and I live in the State of Washington currently.
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
Every episode since its inception.
I watch it with my fiancee, usually. I'd say in the scale of 1 to 10, I'm probably an 8.
Hank's Unmentionable Problem (from last season).
I like the way it makes fun of stereotypes in general, its southern humor in particular, and the interaction of the characters.
I guess it would have to be Peggy. I liked the way she prevailed in the Boggle Tournament last season.
Bobby. I enjoy watching him. He's very innocent and somewhat naive.
It is stereotyped to a degree, but it's also made fun of, so it kind of evens out.
It doesn't represent everywhere USA, but definitely a slice of it.
I think animation in general can be used to address LOTS of issues, stereotyping included.
I don't think I would fit in there, but I would like to visit!
I think it's a shame that FOX and other major US corporations have to feel threatened by something that is created by fans, for fans. I'm not for breaking copyright laws--but it is clear that these fan websites do nothing but help promote the show, so I consider them a free form of advertising for FOX.
Yes, I would like one--thank you.