I still remember the name of the man killed in Dylan’s PTSD story. It was Dylan’s best friend Sully. They showed flashbacks and told us the whole story. Stitch was even cast as his army buddy doctor to round out the tale. At no point was Dylan made to look like a fool, weak, or humiliated for having PTSD because of serving our country. The writers on this story did a good job.
The only point of Chance’s PTSD seems to be to make him a wimp so he can’t fight for his wife, or even support her. He can’t stand up to Devon. And he can’t even hold down a simple job, much less progress to something more.. Every time we see him, they write him as some type of loser who doesn’t know what the heck is going on.
The prior two Chances were heroes and very sure of themselves and charming with the ladies. Kay, Jill, and other family members cared about him and had him in their stories. I don’t even see a glimmer of that in this Chance. Why do the writers feel the need to degrade this Chance at every turn? Is Phillip Chancellor the IVth a threat to other characters they favor so they are intentionally destroying him?
I can’t make sense of it, and it’s hard to watch. Why tackle subjects like his and not even try? They should have left Chance presumed dead if they weren't going to make an effort.
The only point of Chance’s PTSD seems to be to make him a wimp so he can’t fight for his wife, or even support her. He can’t stand up to Devon. And he can’t even hold down a simple job, much less progress to something more.. Every time we see him, they write him as some type of loser who doesn’t know what the heck is going on.
The prior two Chances were heroes and very sure of themselves and charming with the ladies. Kay, Jill, and other family members cared about him and had him in their stories. I don’t even see a glimmer of that in this Chance. Why do the writers feel the need to degrade this Chance at every turn? Is Phillip Chancellor the IVth a threat to other characters they favor so they are intentionally destroying him?
I can’t make sense of it, and it’s hard to watch. Why tackle subjects like his and not even try? They should have left Chance presumed dead if they weren't going to make an effort.
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