I really like parapolitical weirdness and am also generally pretentious as hell.in regard to art in general. Ask me what I think about Andy or whatever (he's a whole town and a beacon of light)
I really like parapolitical weirdness and am also generally pretentious as hell.in regard to art in general. Ask me what I think about Andy or whatever (he's a whole town and a beacon of light)
It was supposed to be a parody of soap operas doing both of those exact things. One, bringing back a 'dead' character, and two making it very obvious that someone is disguising themselves as someone they clearly are not, sometimes in a bizarre or racist way. The Bold and the Beautiful did that again in 2022. The concept didn't really change, just the context that the entire show is built around those soap opera tropes and aesthetics. I can see the argument that they didn't really need to make her a Japanese man though and didn't need to lean into the racist part.