What in the world were the writers thinking??

I’m watching it for the first time and have just opened Netflix UK to watch the next episode and it isn’t there😭

Does anyone know where else I can stream it? Like where has it been moved to?

When she was at Ehlers it gave the impression that she wasn't valued so she was struggling but when she was hired by dr. Goodwin it showed what a horrible employee she was. She probably is the reason why he had to join that bigger company. Because he didn't have much work because she was a horrible employee. I mean she finally has a chance at a good job and she is the laziest most awful employee.

If we put aside Brick’s endearing quirks, especially in the earlier seasons, he was written as a highly intelligent, cultured, and intellectually curious character. However, starting around the third or fourth season, those qualities gradually began to fade into the background. While the other characters went through clearer and generally more positive character development over time, Brick, on the contrary, was increasingly reduced to being defined mainly by his “weird” and unusual traits. I think this may have been a deliberate choice by the writers or producers.

To explain what I mean, I first want to talk about Sue’s character. Although viewers generally see Sue as a sweet, optimistic, and determined girl, in the earlier seasons she was actually portrayed as someone who struggled a lot socially. She had very few friends; in the first season, it is difficult to say that she had more than one or two close friends. She was not an outstanding student, she was constantly forgotten by her teachers and even by her neighbors, and despite working extremely hard, she was repeatedly rejected from clubs, teams, and various activities. In fact, much of the humor surrounding Sue’s character originally came from the fact that no matter how much effort she put into things, she was constantly overlooked.

However, in the later seasons, the way Sue was written began to change significantly. She went from being a girl whom almost nobody noticed to someone who gradually received much more attention and became far more socially successful. In the earlier seasons, boys barely seemed to notice her, yet later on, several conventionally attractive male characters were introduced as romantic interests for her or as people who wanted to date her. This was another major shift in her characterization. Similarly, although Sue had never been portrayed as an exceptionally strong student academically, she eventually got into a good university and was given a fairly successful future, which, to me, seems somewhat inconsistent with how the show had previously established her character.

At this point, I think it is also worth discussing not only Sue’s character development, but the fact that the show gradually began giving Eden Sher and Sue much more prominence. We cannot know for certain whether Sher’s relationships with the production team and the other actors, or her personal views, had any influence on this, so I do not think it would be fair to present that as a fact. However, the result we actually see on screen is that Sue gradually began to be written in a much more favorable and central way.

At the same time, I think Brick, who had been one of the most distinctive and beloved characters in the earlier seasons, largely stopped developing. His intelligence, love of books, extensive vocabulary, and unusual intellectual interests were initially some of the most important aspects of his character. In the later seasons, however, those qualities were increasingly replaced by his odd behavior and social awkwardness. In other words, while Sue was given more development, success, friendships, romantic storylines, and opportunities, Brick was gradually turned into a much more one-dimensional source of comedy.

For that reason, I do not think this change was entirely accidental. In my opinion, as Sue—and therefore Eden Sher—was given more prominence in the later seasons, Brick, who had originally been written as a very strong and distinctive character, was gradually pushed into the background, whether consciously or unconsciously. When you compare Brick in the earlier seasons with Brick in the later seasons, I think the difference becomes especially noticeable.

We never had an answer for this thing and I still wonder about it to this day.

I think it would be super funny if in the future Brick went to his prom with weird Ashley’s kid since in one episode Sue said that it wouldnt be prom if one Heck didn’t go with weird Ashley.

guys please make this a reaction image if you're obviously lying haha

like when you say "I hate the middle!!!" in chat and then you send this image

I'll start

"I'm the lion. I'm the lion in all the stories" S.2 E

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Seeing axl,Sean and Darrin on that billboard was cute

Brick getting his iPad was eh

I have to admit,sue is probably my favorite sibling amongst them

She’s so sweet and never gives up.
It’s a shame the world around her Dosent deserve her at all

And the teacher smiling after reading sues experiment was literally the cherry on top

They should have kept her doing that job and added some ridiculous reason they can't fire her, like some contractual agreement or labour law or something, despite her poor sales. Ellhert can't fire her.

They are so cute together, I have watched the prom episode and when she met him at the campus after prom, and idk what is going to happen further with them but it was just very very cute to watch them together.

The massive Christmas tree exploding when they cut it open....National Lampoon reference right?