Talk:BFB 13/@comment-28371386-20190114214259/@comment-36998459-20190115165919

Well yeah, those are two examples of when the writing are at low, but in a general sense, BFB has a huge issue with leaving plot points hanging and doing nothing about them. That's where the writing goes most wrong, and it means bad business for times when you think a character is going to have something good going for them in terms of developing/characterizing them.

Take Four's death. Big impact on the show. You'd think something as big as this wouldn't go unnoticed? Nope. It took four episodes for anyone to realize the problems with Four not being around. This plot point was left unaddressed for four episodes, and the writers just wrote it off in two minutes like nothing was ever wrong to begin with.

Oh yeah, and should we mention that Saw has been missing for four episodes and nobody's said anything yet? Seems we're following a similar path here...

Also, you're misinterpreting the problem with Bleh's overarching storyline. The problem is not just that Lollipop shouldn't be involved at all, but the writers are shoving Taco away as much as they can. If the conflict is supposed to be focused on Book and Taco, then why can't Taco have a decent say in it? Lollipop doing Taco's job leaves little impact because nothing she says is having any effect on Book. Taco needs to gain a better part in this whole fiasco.

A small portion of why I think the writing is awkward and downright terrible.