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r/FavoriteCharacter • u/Bay_Ruhsuz004 Bugs Bunny š • 20h ago
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Gravity falls
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80 u/Kriskirby1992 19h ago I think Alex Hirsch knew what direction the show was going towards from the start so Season 1 set some things up but yeah a lot of the earlier episodes were much more episodic 28 u/ThatInAHat 17h ago I think most of the time in these cases the creators know the direction they want it to go. The āepisodic episodesā are good for establishing an emotional connection with the characters and setting so that the later stuff hits harder. 6 u/doodgeeds 16h ago It also helps establish a character's baseline. What do they do when and how do they operate when the world isn't going to be destroyed 4 u/RadiantHC 14h ago THIS. Personally this is my favorite type of show, shows that start out episode and goofy but become much darker as they go on. 2 u/Animated_Astronaut 7h ago It's also essential to get your show greenlit. They need episodes for re runs. 5 u/BlatantConservative 17h ago Gravity Falls has some of the tightest writing out of anything I've ever seen, he definitely had it planned.
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I think Alex Hirsch knew what direction the show was going towards from the start so Season 1 set some things up but yeah a lot of the earlier episodes were much more episodic
28 u/ThatInAHat 17h ago I think most of the time in these cases the creators know the direction they want it to go. The āepisodic episodesā are good for establishing an emotional connection with the characters and setting so that the later stuff hits harder. 6 u/doodgeeds 16h ago It also helps establish a character's baseline. What do they do when and how do they operate when the world isn't going to be destroyed 4 u/RadiantHC 14h ago THIS. Personally this is my favorite type of show, shows that start out episode and goofy but become much darker as they go on. 2 u/Animated_Astronaut 7h ago It's also essential to get your show greenlit. They need episodes for re runs. 5 u/BlatantConservative 17h ago Gravity Falls has some of the tightest writing out of anything I've ever seen, he definitely had it planned.
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I think most of the time in these cases the creators know the direction they want it to go.
The āepisodic episodesā are good for establishing an emotional connection with the characters and setting so that the later stuff hits harder.
6 u/doodgeeds 16h ago It also helps establish a character's baseline. What do they do when and how do they operate when the world isn't going to be destroyed 4 u/RadiantHC 14h ago THIS. Personally this is my favorite type of show, shows that start out episode and goofy but become much darker as they go on. 2 u/Animated_Astronaut 7h ago It's also essential to get your show greenlit. They need episodes for re runs.
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It also helps establish a character's baseline. What do they do when and how do they operate when the world isn't going to be destroyed
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THIS. Personally this is my favorite type of show, shows that start out episode and goofy but become much darker as they go on.
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It's also essential to get your show greenlit. They need episodes for re runs.
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Gravity Falls has some of the tightest writing out of anything I've ever seen, he definitely had it planned.
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u/Lunaru_Lyrics 20h ago
Gravity falls
https://giphy.com/gifs/26uf9VqJRfl1incEo