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Yes Tennant. But the entire show is well wrtten and all the actors are excellent! Its both funny and amusing.

I feel like the argument of “No pronouns are stupid” is the same argument as “They/Them can’t be singular”. But look at how that was proven wrong lol. I think one of the reasons why the “no pronouns” thing is seen as an issue by some isn’t just because of queerphobia but some would just find it annoying to not be able to refer to anyone by a set of pronouns, but it’s about what the individual who prefers a pronoun set or doesn’t, not the person who thinks it’s weird.

What do you mean I never knew? I've been loving it for ten years now!

I use Queer, and here's my reasoning: first of, LGBTQIA2S keeps expanding (which is fine), but i can't keep up, and i don't want to unintentionally leave any grouping out. second, Queer is actually pronouncible in conversation, LGBTQ isn't. and third, and finally, this is the big one: you can't just remove a letter from "Queer", and by doing so intentionally exclude a group (like say the LGB alliance does), but bad actors like them most certainly can intentionally leave parts of LGBTQIA2S out, if they want to... I'm a 40yo (age is relevant in these things, due to change of language) trans woman, polyamorous pansexual/lesbiromantic... I use queer, because at some point that also becomes too much of a mouthful. and yes queer, as well as the Danish words for the F slur, and Sissy have been used against me during my childhood, mostly the latter two, so to me using queer whcih i am comfortable with, also feels a bit like fighting back. now, i don't mind others using LGBTQIA2S, (or LGBT if that is too mcuh of a mouthful) that's peoples own choice, but i'm queer as they come, and i'm embracing that and the term.

To be completely honest I really don't understand how basically overnight that LGBT community was rebranded with a term that basically became a slur for us As somebody who grew up being verbally abused with that word as a literal baby that just became a toddler I have suffered emotionally and to be my most authentic self because of it, honestly it is a point of discomfort for me to have my entire community have a SMALL portion of people embrace it and then BRAND US ALL with it, here is literally no history of reclamation it just happened out of nowhere Like honestly the word queer has been so violently used against the community that it's on par with if we decided to go by thenfag communty I personally think it's gross yet it's become extremely normal for me because I see it everywhere, so while I've moved past my initial negative reactions deep down I still don't like it

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thank you for addressing that mot everyone wants this term used on them. im definitely not comfortable with being called that and have been called mean things over it. i will never refer to the community as that and wont hate anyone who does. as long as they accept that i am lgbt, but not queer

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8:48 okay but who agrees this looks like a sweater design?

Why queer?

I Stil don't understand why LGB needed to evolve into LGBT and then after this so many new things get added that I don't even know a way to stay up to date for the next letter.

Definitely an interesting topic! I've always found myself using queer because I don't think any other labels really 'work' as well. Queer Nation would be an interesting topic to cover in the future!

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Nice video, very informative

I don't have any use for a term that removes "same sex love" from the definition of LGB and just makes it a political category that spicy straights can opt into. Feels like infiltration by covetous "allies".

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I love this story about The Friend, and I have a similar sentiment when it comes to my presentation. I say, I'm not feminine, I'm not masculine, I'm not androgynous, I'm just me. Although I do have pronouns. I use ze/they, but I have been kicking around the idea of using "thon".

Hello, from a fellow enby! Just stumbled upon your channel, and I think I'll take a look around. Btw, I also make TH-cam videos about being trans, and I'm also a small creator.

Thanks for this interesting perspective! So much depth to this show. Absolutely one of my favorite shows of all time, and I'm a grown adult. :P But boy, saying that Hunter's relationship with Belos was "not good" - that's the understatement of the century! Regarding Lulu and Hootsifer...errr...Lilith and Hooty...I think its very clear that they, along with all of Eda, King, Luz, love each other very much and that Lilith and Hooty form an especially strong connection. They are absolutely a family and form very deep bonds. I don't think we have great words to describe "a deep and strong love that's not romantic or 'genetically' familial, and maybe it shows something wrong with our society that we DON'T have a good word for that. Also, yes, Luz and Amity are the cutest couple ever, though I think they just barely beat out Nick and Charlie from Heartstopper. Its super close.

well just because she is neruodivegent doesn't give her a right to bring spiders' snakes and fire works to school they had the right to tell her that was wrong also before her and amity became friends and then girlfriends luz kept on trying to force amity into being her friend she also has other neruodivergent traits that you didn't mention but that's something different

0:23 *in EUROPEAN history. Cultures all over the world have acknowledged NB individuals for as long as humans have HAD culture. Europe is not the entire world.

This is honestly one of my favorite shows rn, it's crazy how good the representation is considering its from the NINETIES

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This video is pretty damn solid

Very happy that Yt recommended me this video out of nowhere. Like many people the first time I heard about takin over the asylum was thanks to David Tennant and I watched it mostly because of him. But thanks to it's honest, down to earth portrayal of mental health it I still think back on it fondly. This video really reminded me why I liked the show!

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I found your channel in my recommended and I loveeee you're channel I'll definitely keep watching your channel

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Watched it back when I first got into the Good Omens fandom and everyone was on a hype to watch David and Michael's filmography for the funsies. It's definitely a roller-coaster of emotions and some characters are just begging to get a punch in the face (f*cking Stuart), but they handled the subject with a surprising amount of realism and respect, Eddy and Campbell's bromance was super wholesome and I love that the ending was bittersweet. We knew it was going to happen, but at least some of the characters for their happy ends.

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im very passionate about PSAs so this video was a wonderful surprise

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Watched this show recently again on TH-cam. I think it's super cool. One other thing I'd say -- "quirky" characters tend to be a feature of a lot of British shows and movies, especially comedies. So it doesn't surprise me that these would be similar. I love the interplay between Campbell who is so young and idealistic, and Eddie who is so jaded basically being pulled along. And especially Spike Milligan's cameo as well. Don't know how much Americans and Canadians know about Spike Milligan but he's basically an icon in the industry.

With all due respect, I just believe we're entitled to have our spaces. I am a transsexual female and I've gotten banned on Reddit for saying that being trans requires dysphoria. Gender dysphoria is painful and for most of us, medical transition serves as a cure. Gender dysphoria isn't some "fad" or clothing style for kids to be cool. I have no issue with non-binary but non-binary need their own space and need to stop calling themselves "trans". "Trans" means to transition medically. This doesn't make me evil or ignorant. Yet I've been talked down and treated like garbage by the very same people (LGBTQ+) who claim to support me. The trans community is fragmented and there is a lot of infighting amongst us for a reason.

This video really resonated with me as a fellow scrubs fan with ocd. When I watched this episode for the first time a few years ago, it felt really validating to see ocd not chalked up to the “hand washing disorder” or the “I clean my room I’m so OCD and quirky” stereotype. Thank you for making this video!!

I don't know, I suffer from BPD (which isn't the same as Bipolar Disorder, but both disorders have a lot of overlapping symptoms). I've been able to be productive when I'm in a manic state, so I think that part of Campbell's experience was portrayed quite accurately. The part that I felt was missing from his story was the crash, because you always crash after a manic episode. You can't sustain that level of energy forever. I just assume it happened offscreen, but it still would've been nice to see (not "nice," but you know).

i enjoyed your review of these episodes and would really like to hear what you've got to say about Ted! (I love Ted.)

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Gracias a ti conocí esta serie y me encanto!! Adoro a David Tennant

I feel like the thing that could have helped Campbell’s character would be actually showing a depressive episode of have the manic episode not be faked since it would have been a prime time for a manic episode anyway. But I see why they did it and I won’t complain.

As someone with Severe OCD who has been residentialized in the past. I personally say the whole way they view the asylum and Rosie’s condition is really incredible for the time. My favorite part for Rosie was the showing of her cleaning products she has a “need” for and the use on her skin. And I think the most important part is the way they show the effect OCD has on relationships and living arrangements along with a fear of medications for the idea that lessening your symptoms might put you in danger of germs and not being able to “fight” them. So all in all I love Rosie’s representation.

Yesss this is an amazing explanation! :) Amazing vid!

You’re so underrated wtf? This is so informative! Thank you! :D

I loved the show so much. It’s funny and silly, but very sad and realistic at the same time. And it has good representation of different mental health issues as well as you talked about here. And it has David Tennant in it. It’s just the most perfect show! It’s my comfort show now and I’ll probably rewatch it soon xD. Thank you for this video btw you’re so underrated wtf?

I didn't fully understand your point in a "double edged sword". Do you mean that showing the characters themselves and ppl around them use their mental health issues as an advantage may be a bad representation? I didn't get exactly what "this" you mean when you say "However this could also be explained by few other explanations". I'm not trying to criticize, I just find your point here a little bit unclear and I didn't understand which part exactly are you pointing to be a bad representation.

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