Kylie Jenner Faces Unwarranted Critique for Her 'Natural' Look at Paris Event
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Plot twists can make or break a show.
There are many things necessary to make a story work, at least when it comes to TV. Besides the main characters, the ambiance, the dialogues, and chemistry, the most important thing is the story.
If the story sucks, then all the greatest actors in the world can't save the show. For the story to be interesting, it has to have some plot twists and major events that will change the course of the story, and make it more interesting, thus activating existing viewers and attracting new ones.
That is the idea behind it. But how does it work in practice?
Well, sometimes these plot twists don't work out that well. Bad plot twists invalidate everything that has transpired so far in the story.
They detract from the story's significance and ruin the whole experience. Usually, that happens later in the show, when writers find it harder and harder to maintain the dynamic.
They then start introducing sometimes ridiculous changes, all in the name of keeping the audience interested. We have to be honest and say that sometimes these plot twists are great, and really add to the overall experience.
We have selected some of the best and worst examples of plot twists. Let's take a look:
"Watching the show as a teen, for me, that was a big plot twist. But we all know how downhill that went."
"Ezra was originally working undercover and planning to seduce Aria for his book about Alison, which he also had a thing with."
"It's probably one of the best pilots I’ve seen that made my jaw drop to the floor, plus the rest of the show did NOT disappoint with crazy unexpected plot twists."
"It was stupid and clearly only done so the finale would have a plot twist. Ruined the show for me."
"For some reason, I remembered being shook that all of the families on Modern Family were related. It makes total sense when you think about it, but I was so invested in the separate stories that I hadn’t yet considered they were related."
"The entire show, he grew from being hated to being a great surgeon in a stable relationship with Jo just to abandon ship. I understand the actor left abruptly, but I would have rather his character died with his integrity than to be written off in a way that destroyed his entire story arc."
"I literally gasped and then cried. Learning how everyone was connected, they did such a fantastic job of showing that.
It was really a great first episode!"
"Aside from the many other plot holes and misguided writing choices, making a trans character, Cece, the super villain is an overused and extremely offensive trope. Additionally, using a cisgender actor to play a trans role takes away an opportunity from a trans actor."
"How do you give a character who had so much growth — he was a person we hated in the first season and eventually became the absolute favorite — that kind of ending?"
"Throughout the episode, Piper remembered some of the memories with Alex that got her into prison in the first place and then Alex appeared at the end."
"I know these were Amy Sherman-Palladino's treasured final four words if she had written Season 7, but the fact of the matter is, she wasn’t writing Season 7. She was writing a revival that took place nearly a decade later and she ruined tons of character development because she didn’t get to write Season 7.
Nobody wanted Rory to end up pregnant with Logan’s baby while he’s engaged to someone else. And the whole 'full circle' explanation is a complete cop out and it’s really lazy writing."
"I knew from then that this was going to be about a lot more than a plane crash."
"Not only was it a terrible move for the show, but the WAY in which he died was even more infuriating to lots of fans. It kinda felt like a big 'screw you' after such long-term dedication from fans."
"It was so pointless and random, and he was just going to die the next season. He should have just stayed dead."
"It was so well done."
"The ending is all kinds of messed up, and quite frankly, disrespectful to Tracy."
"I really groaned at the scene. Charles, Betty’s long-lost half brother, was dating Chic, the guy who pretended to be Betty's long-lost half brother."
"That show excels at plot twists in general. It is so intriguing and felt so well done."
"The whole point of the show was for Emily to literally get revenge on the people responsible for her beloved father’s death, only to find out he was still alive. To top it off, his character was pretty unlikable and nothing like this amazing loving father we’d been seeing in flashbacks."
"That moment was the whole reason I kept watching. I was hooked from that moment on."
"It seemed like they took random fanfiction ideas and threw them together last minute. There were so many plot holes that it wasn't even possible that it would be the case."
"He was there for a couple episodes, then it was never mentioned again."
"I definitely wasn’t expecting that in the first five minutes."
"Everything the prime minister put himself through to save her ended up being unnecessary."
"I know it's a telenovela staple and the show is a parody of telenovela tropes, but we watched her grieve for YEARS and slowly fall in love with Rafael. Then they brought Michael back with amnesia and made him and Jane hate each other.
They spat on Jane and Michael's relationship when it was originally really lovely."
What do you think of the list? We noticed that most of the good plot twists happened at the beginning of these shows.
It is possible that the writers do their best at the beginning, and resort to ridiculous story changes when they run out of ideas as the show progresses. What do you think?