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men like to be the funny ones, when a woman does it men go 'oh f**k off, that's our job, honestly if we can't be the funny one, how are are we more valuable than a rampant rabbit?'
well that would be the argument, if most of the "well known" female stand ups weren't all crap lesbians making period jokes aka rhona uglier than david cameron, and jo bland.
However, far be it from close mindedness to get in the way, I shall give ms silverman a chance, as i go off into youtubeland.
actually Spaced I think is an interesting one, fair enough great show and co-wrote etc by Jessica Stevenson.
but I still find it difficult to believe that many would consider her character as good (talking in terms of characters producing actual laughs here) as Tim/Mike/Brian.
And you cant really use the "writer just discriminating against the female character" argument in this case... Daisy gets plenty of script and involvement, but simply isnt as funny (though has her moments ofc).
It must be against laws of nature or something, need to ask God on that one.
Originally posted by ACou2000:
but then thinking about male created/written shows too.. even in those the female characters are almost always deadwood... it's just not meant to be.
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