Suzie- too perfect, Angelica- too bastardized?
I'm procrastinating on an essay I'm supposed to be doing, so I thought I would post something that gets on my nerves.
Does anyone else think they over-do the character of Suzie in this show? Yes, she's talented, nice, and has a good personality...but geez, enough already. There is nothing wrong with this character at all. It seems that Suzie is ALWAYS in the right, and they use Angelica just to show it off. In the show, everyone absolutely adores Suzie and kiss the ground she walks on.
To me, the camp episode was what made it way over-the-top. Let's recap. Everyone thinks Suzie is robbed of the lead, and they had to make Angelica 100 percent talentless just to show off how good Suzie is. She then saves the horrible show from being really awful, and some weirdo adults who are watching a show at this camp want to ask Suzie for an autograph while not even humoring Angelica. They even go the extreme to give Angelica an evil look as if she's done something horrible to them...other then being bad in a bad show.
I was just wondering if anyone else is just tired of the way they make Suzie absolutely perfect, while giving Angelica no breaks by making her always in the wrong. I don't know about you guys, but one of the best things about the original Rugrats was that Angelica was an extremely good schemer and that she would have gotten away with a lot of things if she was just a bit more careful. Now, she's just a superficial moron with no redeeming qualities who's plans always go wrong (even when she's not doing anything wrong...like the episode about getting rid of the cafeteria cook...she was RIGHT, the guy was AWFUL).
Anyways, just a thought on a show that really shouldn't even be analyzed that deeply, but I couldn't help it.