W explanation on Flanderization. You explained it well, and your example of only talking about the Ravens was an apt allegory.
In Ned Flanders' case, he was supposed to be just a normal "good neighbor" who made Homer look bad by comparison. He was thoughtful, caring, and always ready to go to church. As time went on, they took the Christian trait about him and made it a more defining trait, so now most of his scenes involve him being crazy about Jesus. Randy from South Park is another great example. He had many traits that defined him, other than smoking weed, but since the "Medicinal Fried Chicken" episode, it seems Randy went on a slippery slope to being only about weed stories.
Naxtirm
2025-03-25 21:58:03 +0000 UTC
"He ain't been watering it" probably more like overwatering being under the sea and all.
Mirella Rodriguez
2025-03-25 21:49:33 +0000 UTC
Right when I got to the crib after work yβall posted π