Topic 418 - Favorite fictional family
Who is your favorite fictional family?
If one was talking about real families, and not fictional ones. I'd say the pantheon of Greek gods. Zeus, Hera, Hercules, Poseidon, Eros, Aphrodite, Aries, and Athena. Once oh so very real. But despite being powerful, they are now thought of as antiquated myths and legends. And are remembered as caricatures of their true godly selves. Portrayed as a very dysfunctional and self-destructive fictional family on various television shows and cartoons.
Back on topic. In terms of fictional families. There have been many fictional families over the history of historyness. Like the Robinson family shipwrecked in the East Indies. And another Robinson family Lost In Space. Also some goofy family that took Alf in when he crash landed on Earth. But since I don't even remember their names. They can't possibly be that good. There was also the Henderson family that took in a hairy bigfoot named Harry. But I just liked Harry and not the Henderson's. So screw the Henderson's.
Uh, anyhow, over the past several decades, there has only been one truly unique and unusual fictional family that appeared on tv. Out of all the fictional families from books, radio, tv, or movies. I'd have to go with the Addams Family. And not just cause I like creepy, scary, and weird. Well okay that is probably the main reasons I like them best. Unlike other families that have appeared on tv and in the movies. They had real Addams Family Values. All other families suck in comparison to them. Most other families are just too boring, dull, and nice. Even the Munsters, who was supposed to be monsters, was usually way too friendly and huggable. Plus how can you not love a disembodied hand as a main character on a show. Hands make for really cool characters.
So to sum things up. My favorite fictional family is the Addams Family. The Addams Family beats every other family in awesomeness. They totally have the Itt factor. Get it. Itt. Cousin Itt was the name of a hairy relative on the show. Uh, nevermind.
Theatrical_Muse: Topic #418
Muse: The First
Fandom: Buffy The Vampire Slayer
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If one was talking about real families, and not fictional ones. I'd say the pantheon of Greek gods. Zeus, Hera, Hercules, Poseidon, Eros, Aphrodite, Aries, and Athena. Once oh so very real. But despite being powerful, they are now thought of as antiquated myths and legends. And are remembered as caricatures of their true godly selves. Portrayed as a very dysfunctional and self-destructive fictional family on various television shows and cartoons.
Back on topic. In terms of fictional families. There have been many fictional families over the history of historyness. Like the Robinson family shipwrecked in the East Indies. And another Robinson family Lost In Space. Also some goofy family that took Alf in when he crash landed on Earth. But since I don't even remember their names. They can't possibly be that good. There was also the Henderson family that took in a hairy bigfoot named Harry. But I just liked Harry and not the Henderson's. So screw the Henderson's.
Uh, anyhow, over the past several decades, there has only been one truly unique and unusual fictional family that appeared on tv. Out of all the fictional families from books, radio, tv, or movies. I'd have to go with the Addams Family. And not just cause I like creepy, scary, and weird. Well okay that is probably the main reasons I like them best. Unlike other families that have appeared on tv and in the movies. They had real Addams Family Values. All other families suck in comparison to them. Most other families are just too boring, dull, and nice. Even the Munsters, who was supposed to be monsters, was usually way too friendly and huggable. Plus how can you not love a disembodied hand as a main character on a show. Hands make for really cool characters.
So to sum things up. My favorite fictional family is the Addams Family. The Addams Family beats every other family in awesomeness. They totally have the Itt factor. Get it. Itt. Cousin Itt was the name of a hairy relative on the show. Uh, nevermind.
Theatrical_Muse: Topic #418
Muse: The First
Fandom: Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Word Count: 263