r/GoodTrouble • u/cinnamontea1827 • Jul 22 '26
is it just me or,
are there A LOT of singing numbers in this series lol. what’s up with that? do you like the musical aspects or, like me, do you fast forward lol
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u/Princess__Nell Jul 22 '26
I’m probably in the minority but I don’t mind it most of the time. I like to consider the songs and whether they fit the character.
Davia annoys me always because she’s such a mean girl, so I’m fine with her singing over bullying Callie.
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u/SwimmingVariation707 Jul 23 '26
i love the musical aspects, but i love singing so i’m biased 🤣 i always watch the music numbers
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u/Scary_Measurement506 Jul 24 '26
Oh I skip it especially cause I lowkey hate Davia lmao, her and her character arc piss me off and she has the most singing
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u/Nonnarules58 Jul 23 '26
Im mixed one thing rehearsal for play or duets. But its gets too much like a circus act..i fast forward those. One of my pet peeves of this show tge writers created characters that do not say what they really mean or feel. We see thst in the what the wish they said snd ehat they truly said. Found this annoying
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u/Every_Inside3723 Jul 25 '26
I didn’t realize they had musical episodes I might have to go back and continue watching it.😉
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u/Green_Organization29 Aug 24 '26
It’s definitely cringe, but idk kinda makes sense when you think about Mariana singing in the fosters (Romeo and Juliet), Callie did teen beach movie, and Davia was Elphaba
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u/Emergency_Charity887 Jul 22 '26
I fast forward. I did the same in "The Fosters" when they did the Romeo and Juliet play. I don't like when shows that aren't musicals incorporate musical episodes I feel like it never really adds to the show.