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A Critical Look at Sloppy Screenwriting and Acting in a Recent Show
In the realm of screenwriting, there's a well-known maxim: when a character needs to deliver a voice-over to explain what's happening or what they're thinking, it's often a sign of weak storytelling. This technique—while sometimes necessary—can feel like a "cheat," revealing that the writing may not be as strong or as nuanced as it should be. Recent viewing experiences seem to confirm this notion, especially when a script relies heavily on characters breaking the fourth wall through monologues.