Mormon character on the show "House"

[MikeWaters]

I can see someone saying "I hate that stereotypes are being perpetuated" but that is much different than "they didn't do their homework".

The ironic thing is that stereotypes about Mormons, from what I hear, are being shattered. But you will always have some numbskull who can't figure out why Legacy isn't shown on network TV around the clock. These people should be ignored for their stupidity.

[tooblue]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

I can see someone saying "I hate that stereotypes are being perpetuated" but that is much different than "they didn't do their homework".

The ironic thing is that stereotypes about Mormons, from what I hear, are being shattered. But you will always have some numbskull who can't figure out why Legacy isn't shown on network TV around the clock. These people should be ignored for their stupidity.

What if it goes beyond the perpetuation of stereotypes? If it is creative and witty as you have inferred wouldn't the writing push beyond stereotypes and delve deeper into the dynamics --conflict, irony, angst-- of life as a Mormon in modern society?

It's slap dash writing by default and therefore NOT based on (even) basic research.