2 Examples that come to my mind, The boys season 4(with the exception of some episodes like the final episode) and Ted (Series).

I understand that sometimes inserting politics is fun in the media and is kind of breaking the wall, but when it’s used in a way that throw away the storyline and transfer it almost to a speach instead of entertainment media it become very boring.

A clear example of it is the final episode in season 1 of the Ted series, the producers throw any story or comedy out of the window and just focused on gaining popularity points by trying to make the whole episode about politics.

I am not American, so maybe I don’t get the reason it’s being inserted in the media, but that is just my opinion.

  • @ModerateImprovementOP
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    -82 months ago

    I understand that, but the problem is inserting it without any relevance like in season 4.

    • @[email protected]
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      102 months ago

      The antagonist of the season is the Vice President elected and you ask yourself why they involved politics on it?

    • @[email protected]
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      62 months ago

      I haven’t finished watching season 4, so maybe I haven’t seen what you’re referring to. Which episode(s) have this irrelevant stuff?