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The "man's show" versus "woman's show" argument...
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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 351013" data-attributes="member: 672"><p>I honestly never got what Katzman etc. actually meant by these terms "man's show" or "women's show ". There are series which are designed more for male audiences (e.g. Breaking Bad, interestingly the only relevant female character there, Skyler was hated enormously) or female ones (Call the midwife).</p><p>But in general it's a complete mystery to me. S9/DVD10 was up against MiamiVice. I always assumed that's why the Ewing Brothers were running around with guns to catch B.D. Calhoun. I found that quite irritating why the Ewings should not have some hired hands to do that. But they obviously tried to give the audience sth MiamiVice offered. I can get that. But this men/women show ???</p><p></p><p>If Katzman had an insight into female psychology - Congratulations, then he's ahead of me. On the one hand women are supposed to be more emotional. On the other hand though I just read that 42% of Game of thrones' audience was female. I don't get that as I couldn't watch that inhuman series. All these sadistic characters who were torturing, maiming and raping each other on a weekly basis.</p><p>It must be complicated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 351013, member: 672"] I honestly never got what Katzman etc. actually meant by these terms "man's show" or "women's show ". There are series which are designed more for male audiences (e.g. Breaking Bad, interestingly the only relevant female character there, Skyler was hated enormously) or female ones (Call the midwife). But in general it's a complete mystery to me. S9/DVD10 was up against MiamiVice. I always assumed that's why the Ewing Brothers were running around with guns to catch B.D. Calhoun. I found that quite irritating why the Ewings should not have some hired hands to do that. But they obviously tried to give the audience sth MiamiVice offered. I can get that. But this men/women show ??? If Katzman had an insight into female psychology - Congratulations, then he's ahead of me. On the one hand women are supposed to be more emotional. On the other hand though I just read that 42% of Game of thrones' audience was female. I don't get that as I couldn't watch that inhuman series. All these sadistic characters who were torturing, maiming and raping each other on a weekly basis. It must be complicated. [/QUOTE]
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