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Why I Would Kill Off Specific Characters from Current TV Shows

January 19, 2025Film3703
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Why I Would Kill Off Specific Characters from Current TV Shows

The world of television is full of beloved and obsessively followed characters, but sometimes, fan sentiment suggests that a character's departure could be for the best. From My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic to The Walking Dead, we explore the reasons why certain characters might deserve to be eliminated.

Eliminating Pinkie Pie from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic

Target Character: Pinkie Pie from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic

Reasons:

It would anger the dedicated "bronies" who are passionate about the show and its characters. It would serve as a poignant teaching moment for children about the impact of death on loved ones. Eliminating the "mascot" of the show would be a shocking and unexpected twist.

Would such an action be good for the series? Let’s delve into the reasoning behind why this choice could benefit the show.

Removing "Stingray" from Cobra Kai

Target Character: "Stingray" from Cobra Kai

Reasons:

He feels misplaced in the show, particularly in season one where he was not a well-incorporated element. His character is often awkward and uncomfortable, especially given his frequent attempts to engage with young teenagers in inappropriate ways. Each attempt at humor largely fails, making his presence more detrimental than beneficial. The show truly excels without him, and his removal would enhance the overall quality of the series.

Despite recognizing the talent of the actor, the script writing is to blame for this character’s failings. We discuss his removal as a way to improve the show’s consistency and quality.

Getting Rid of Eli Goldsworthy from Degrassi

Target Character: Eli Goldsworthy from Degrassi

Reasons:

He consistently shows a lack of respect and maturity, even while dealing with mental health issues, which his illness does not excuse. His behavior is exaggerated and often offensive, making him a controversial figure among fans.

We provide a deeper analysis of why Eli's persistent poor behavior and character flaws make him an undesirable and unnecessary character in the series.

Shutting Down The Walking Dead: The Pacing and Character Issues

Target Show: The Walking Dead

Reasons:

The show's pacing has slowed significantly, reducing its excitement and appeal. New characters and plot jumps are disruptive and fail to maintain the show's integrity. The storyline has become convoluted and irrelevant, with unnecessary characters overshadowing the core narrative. The bad guys, particularly Negan, have underwhelming designs and weapons, visually unsatisfying. The zombie craze has passed, and the show's continued relevance is questionable.

The series faces a crisis of identity and is criticized for these issues. We explore how the show's transformation from a thrilling survival drama to a less engaging, repetitive narrative has affected its fan base.

Conclusion

Each transformative decision in a TV show's character lineup can have profound effects on the audience's experience and the show's success. As passionate fans, our sentiment towards certain characters often aligns with the desire to see improvements in the series. By analyzing and expressing these views, we contribute to a meaningful discussion about the future of these beloved shows.

Join the debate and share your thoughts on which characters or shows you think should undergo a character death or complete transformation!