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Okay, the first bit of natter is not important. \\\"Every year\\\" was the issue.
None of the things in the movie list were continuity errors because we didn\\\'t see what happened between the show and the movies and every one of those things is plausible to change during the time frame. And two of them were just not true at all:
Pete did not develop a \\\"completely different relationship with his son.\\\" It was [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] a little; that\\\'s it. Pete had been distant and frequently emotionally abusive and domineering since the show\\\'s pilot with very few active signs of affection outside of PapaWolf moments which had no chance to show up in the movies. In the same time frame, PJ was generally unhappy about his father, except when he got a glint of hope that Pete might be showing him affection, he was distracted, or he was being treated like a SatelliteCharacter which made him equally likely to agree with [[SiblingYinYang his sister]]. Not really seeing much of a difference here. There were times where their relationship wasn’t \\\"that\\\" bad, but then again, there were times where it was.
Max wasn’t popular. He might not have been a very big loser, but the only episode I really saw him hanging out with kids other than PJ besides \\\"Buddy Building,\\\" where making a new friend was part of the premise, was \\\"Educating Goofy,\\\" which was itself a big SeriesContinuityError.
The work page has picked up a lot of new examples in the meantime, and maybe already deleted these, so I’ll go ahead and replace this list with that list after the first one which is already in both places.
None of the things in the movie list were continuity errors because we didn\\\'t see what happened between the show and the movies and every one of those things is plausible to change during the time frame. And two of them were just not true at all:
Pete did not develop a \\\"completely different relationship with his son.\\\" It was [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] a little; that\\\'s it. Pete had been distant and frequently emotionally abusive and domineering since the show\\\'s pilot with very few active signs of affection outside of PapaWolf moments which had no chance to show up in the movies. In the same time frame, PJ was generally unhappy about his father, except when he got a glint of hope that Pete might be showing him affection, he was distracted, or he was being treated like a SatelliteCharacter which made him equally likely to agree with [[SiblingYinYang his sister]]. Not really seeing much of a difference here. There were times where their relationship wasn’t \\\"that\\\" bad, but then again, there were times where it was.
Max wasn’t popular. He might not have been a very big loser, but the only episode I really saw him hanging out with kids other than PJ besides \\\"Buddy Building,\\\" where making a new friend was part of the premise, was \\\"Educating Goofy,\\\" which was itself a big SeriesContinuityError.
The work page has picked up a lot of new examples in the meantime, and maybe already deleted these, so I’ll go ahead and replace this list with that list after the first one which is already in both places.
Changed line(s) 3 from:
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Okay, the first bit of natter is not important. \
to:
Okay, the first bit of natter is not important. \\\"Every year\\\" was the issue.
None of the things in the movie list were continuity errors because we didn\\\'t see what happened between the show and the movies and every one of those things is plausible to change during the time frame. And two of them were just not true at all:
Pete did not develop a \\\"completely different relationship with his son.\\\" It was [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] a little; that\\\'s it. Pete had been distant and frequently emotionally abusive and domineering since the show\\\'s pilot with very few active signs of affection outside of PapaWolf moments which had no chance to show up in the movies. In the same time frame, PJ was generally unhappy about his father, except when he got a glint of hope that Pete might be showing him affection, he was distracted, or he was being treated like a SatelliteCharacter which made him equally likely to agree with [[SiblingYinYang his sister]]. Not really seeing much of a difference here. There were times where their relationship wasn’t \\\"that\\\" bad, but then again, there were times where it was.
Max wasn’t popular. He might not have been a very big loser, but the only episode I really saw him hanging out with kids other than PJ was “Educating Goofy” which was itself a big SeriesContinuityError.
The work page has picked up a lot of new examples in the meantime, and maybe already deleted these, so I’ll go ahead and replace this list with that list after the first one which is already in both places.
None of the things in the movie list were continuity errors because we didn\\\'t see what happened between the show and the movies and every one of those things is plausible to change during the time frame. And two of them were just not true at all:
Pete did not develop a \\\"completely different relationship with his son.\\\" It was [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] a little; that\\\'s it. Pete had been distant and frequently emotionally abusive and domineering since the show\\\'s pilot with very few active signs of affection outside of PapaWolf moments which had no chance to show up in the movies. In the same time frame, PJ was generally unhappy about his father, except when he got a glint of hope that Pete might be showing him affection, he was distracted, or he was being treated like a SatelliteCharacter which made him equally likely to agree with [[SiblingYinYang his sister]]. Not really seeing much of a difference here. There were times where their relationship wasn’t \\\"that\\\" bad, but then again, there were times where it was.
Max wasn’t popular. He might not have been a very big loser, but the only episode I really saw him hanging out with kids other than PJ was “Educating Goofy” which was itself a big SeriesContinuityError.
The work page has picked up a lot of new examples in the meantime, and maybe already deleted these, so I’ll go ahead and replace this list with that list after the first one which is already in both places.
Changed line(s) 3 from:
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Okay, the first bit of natter is not important. \
to:
Okay, the first bit of natter is not important. \\\"Every year\\\" was the issue.
None of the things in the movie list were continuity errors because we didn\\\'t see what happened between the show and the movies and every one of those things is plausible to change during the time frame. And two of them were just not true at all:
Pete did not develop a \\\"completely different relationship with his son.\\\" It was [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] a little; that\\\'s it. Pete had been distant and frequently emotionally abusive and domineering since the show\\\'s pilot with very few active signs of affection outside of PapaWolf moments which had no chance to show up in the movies. PJ tended to be unhappy around his father except when he got a glint of hope that Pete might be showing him affection, he was distracted, or he was being treated like a SatelliteCharacter which made him equally likely to agree with [[SiblingYinYang his sister]]. Not really seeing much of a difference here. There were times where their relationship wasn’t \\\"that\\\" bad, but then again, there were times where it was.
Max wasn’t popular. He might not have been a very big loser, but the only episode I really saw him hanging out with kids other than PJ was “Educating Goofy” which was itself a big SeriesContinuityError.
The work page has picked up a lot of new examples in the meantime, and maybe already deleted these, so I’ll go ahead and replace this list with that list after the first one which is already in both places.
None of the things in the movie list were continuity errors because we didn\\\'t see what happened between the show and the movies and every one of those things is plausible to change during the time frame. And two of them were just not true at all:
Pete did not develop a \\\"completely different relationship with his son.\\\" It was [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]] a little; that\\\'s it. Pete had been distant and frequently emotionally abusive and domineering since the show\\\'s pilot with very few active signs of affection outside of PapaWolf moments which had no chance to show up in the movies. PJ tended to be unhappy around his father except when he got a glint of hope that Pete might be showing him affection, he was distracted, or he was being treated like a SatelliteCharacter which made him equally likely to agree with [[SiblingYinYang his sister]]. Not really seeing much of a difference here. There were times where their relationship wasn’t \\\"that\\\" bad, but then again, there were times where it was.
Max wasn’t popular. He might not have been a very big loser, but the only episode I really saw him hanging out with kids other than PJ was “Educating Goofy” which was itself a big SeriesContinuityError.
The work page has picked up a lot of new examples in the meantime, and maybe already deleted these, so I’ll go ahead and replace this list with that list after the first one which is already in both places.
