And yeah David Fury was saying he got the idea from taking his daughter to one of Britney’s shows and feeling like she came across as very robotic and ‘I’m here to please you’, so I can see why she wouldn’t be thrilled at the character they presented to her.
Yikes. That sounds rather demeaning when it comes across like that, especially since it's revealed that she's a fan of the show and yet this is how he saw her as. :/ It's understandable that Britney wouldn't be down for such a role. I mean, in a way I can see if the idea would've been a commentary about how a pop star was represented by the media as a sex symbol and how someone could be so obsessed to treat them like a literal object by creating a robot version of them and whatnot, but I don't think that was the initial plan or if it would've even come across well in the end, so I don't blame Britney for being uncomfortable with that concept.
The only thing I really liked about the fourth season was Faith's episodes. That's all I remember, to be perfectly honest.
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Date: 2017-11-28 05:01 am (UTC)Yikes. That sounds rather demeaning when it comes across like that, especially since it's revealed that she's a fan of the show and yet this is how he saw her as. :/ It's understandable that Britney wouldn't be down for such a role. I mean, in a way I can see if the idea would've been a commentary about how a pop star was represented by the media as a sex symbol and how someone could be so obsessed to treat them like a literal object by creating a robot version of them and whatnot, but I don't think that was the initial plan or if it would've even come across well in the end, so I don't blame Britney for being uncomfortable with that concept.
The only thing I really liked about the fourth season was Faith's episodes. That's all I remember, to be perfectly honest.
Ugh, Charisma and Cordelia both deserved better.