Will cancellation culture affect you?

Members Seinfeld They are happy, since then October 1, your favorite series will arrive on Netflix. The nine seasons that originally aired between 1989 and 1998 will finally be available on this streaming platform. But times are changing, and many fear the series’ cancellation culture will come.

In this new edition of generous countryWe spoke with the announcer Claudia Caio from the podcast «you do not know anything«, to talk about the series and 13 episodes have already been questioned for being untrue.

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Could Cancellation Culture Reach Seinfeld?

Seinfeld is a fantasy comedy that has been shown in the United States for years, and was one of the Big success for the NBC series in North America. As in the popular series Friends, it is about group of friends It reached its peak in the nineties.

She was the winner of a large number of Emmy Awards And its representatives, to this day, are very loved. However, although the file political correction It is usual when watching a series or movie from any era, Kayo says that Don’t forget that movies are typical of an era. That is why he believes that “you have to read it from there. Now in the Present (some scenes) It can be a little uncomfortable (…) You must be smart When one does these analyses.

Among the 13 episodes that can be categorized as “cancellable” From Seinfeld, there is Episode 6 of Season 7. “A guy who sells soup has a very strong personality,” the announcer says. For this reason, the owner of the place where food is presented begins to install rules for those who want to buy. What could be today It is seen as holistic and annoying to anyone else.

He also confirmed that compared to Ross’ character from “Friends” (who was also Some cancel today for their behaviour), George Constance from Seinfeld «It’s ten times more dangerous«.

On the other hand, he referred to another episode, where the male characters of the series begin to feel uncomfortable when others think they are gay. This is the funny thing. Toxic masculinity makes it ridiculous. Humor is what happens in that self-irony.”