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"I'm Not a Girl": Janet, Nonbinary Representation and "The Good Place"

Janet is a femme-presenting* character who uses she/her pronouns and is played by a cis woman,** yet who insists at every opportunity (and with great confidence) that she isn’t a girl – presumably, she isn’t any gender at all. Janet, as current gender discourse understands her, is nonbinary.

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also, it's neat to finally see d'arcy carden in something different than that ugly (but iconic) outfit from the good place

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the media push to make d'arcy beth carden a gay icon… she is simply not convincing me

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character rundown;

feel free to ask more questions. this is like ... paragraph primer on original characters/semi original characters or characters like annie who people might not know.

ada wordsworth; fc: zoe love smith. 25ish. she/they.

ada's not human. ada's family was taking a vacation from their planet and her father's ship crash landed on earth, in england, and they've been sort of hiding in plain sight for the past ... fifteen years. they landed when they were eleven years old. she appears humanoid so it hasn't been much of an issue. her planet was pretty small and their main export were ships - both very technically advanced boats and spaceships. they can't get off of earth because they cannot get their hands on advanced enough technology. ada's been here since she was eleven so ... does she even want to leave anymore? maybe not permanently. thinks she can fly any spaceship. likes to tinker with stuff. fascinated with history and museums.

sophia keener. fc: kathryn newton. 17 - 20ish, she/her

the younger sister of m/arvel's harley ke/ener. she watched her brother (munchie's harley, over at goldshadows) get dusted when she was twelve, and when he came back five years later, she was seventeen and he came back at seventeen. genius in her own rights, though certainly not as obviously as harley is. into the living sciences like biology, ecology. developed an interest in prosthetics when her brother lost his hand. has ptsd and panic attacks. enjoys sour candy and causing problems. has a verse where she moonlights as iron gal while her brother is iron pal.

robin rockwell. fc: liana liberato. 17-20ish. she/her

energy manipulator, developed the power at around 13. abilities include draining energy from others by touch, then can create energy based attacks with this energy as well as telekinesis. the former leaves her exhausted. struggling to control her ability to drain energy through touch, so tends to isolate herself. learns she has two older half siblings who also have abilities, both who are missing. intends to find them, moved to a boarding school at 17 in the same city they were last seen in. has this amazing father who raised her on his own.

non originals:

annie smith. fc: young emily alyn lind. 7 - 9, she/her.

has a magic tree/house. it travels in time and space. it works for her and her brother because they're the only ones authorized to use it. she's been doing this since she was six years old. her brother has been doing this since he was nine years old. they've been rescuing people, places, and things since they were elementary school children. time moves weirdly around her sometimes. she can talk to animals. she hangs out in camelot sometimes. she likes animals, fantasy worlds, and not thinking about things before she does it. is friends with merlin himself. has a best friend that's also a dog sometimes. made friends with a pterodactyl. was on the moon. you ever see a seven year old do tricks for houdini? no? you want to?

wi/nston b/ishop. 30s. fc: lamorne morris he/him.

you ever see a man who loves his cat so much. you ever see a man who loves his wife so much. you ever see a man who DOESN'T run a radio program and also DOES wear bird shirts? color blind puzzle baby. prank sinatra. would make the FUNNIEST POSSIBLE do/ctor who companion. i have icons of both him AND his cat. once married someone ... for a prank.

janet. not an age. not a gender. fc: d'arcy carden

she's not a girl! she's not human! she doesn't have skin! she does know everything about you! i have the files for eleanor. here is a cactus. her best friend is a demon from hell named michael.

elle greenaway. fc: odette annable. she/they. 30s.

worked for the fbi's BAU for awhile. got hurt, then got in trouble. left the fbi's bau. honestly what i want for her post series is still under construction. but i felt it was important to include her. heed the warnings in her bio if you take a look at it please.

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D'Arcy

You don't have to be an iconic literary character like Mr. D'Arcy to recognize the beauty in this French name. D'Arcy works for both genders and means "dark." Although it's a name that's been around for quite a while, the name came back into the public eye with actress D'Arcy Carden, who played the not-girl robot Janet in The Good Place. As a surname, D'arcy could come from the Irish surname O'Dorchaidhe, from the word dorcha meaning "dark." It might also mean "from Arcy," a village in La Manche, northern France. He's wearing a black and red suit with an ascot around his neck. His got matching black shoes. His redish blonde hair is tide bak. He has a matching beard. Don't forger his meshes or he won't show up correctly.

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The Top 10 Comedy Series Must-See

Comedy series have been a staple of television for decades, and with the advent of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, there are more options than ever before. From classic sitcoms to new, cutting-edge shows, there's something for everyone. Here are the top 10 comedy series that are a must-see for any comedy fan. The Office (U.S.) Perhaps the most iconic comedy series of the 21st century, The Office is a mockumentary-style show that follows the day-to-day lives of employees at a paper company. The show's humor is often cringe-worthy and uncomfortable, but it's also incredibly smart and witty. With a talented ensemble cast that includes Steve Carell, John Krasinski, and Mindy Kaling, The Office is a must-watch for anyone who loves comedy. Parks and Recreation Created by the same team behind The Office, Parks, and Recreation is another mockumentary-style show that takes place in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana. The show follows the employees of the town's parks department, including the optimistic and endlessly likable Leslie Knope (played by Amy Poehler). Parks and Recreation is a heartwarming and hilarious show that celebrates the power of community and the importance of friendship.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a police procedural comedy series that follows a team of detectives in the fictional 99th precinct of the NYPD. The show's humor is smart and fast-paced, with a talented ensemble cast that includes Andy Samberg, Terry Crews, and Andre Braugher. Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a must-watch for anyone who loves witty humor and clever writing. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a dark comedy series that follows a group of self-absorbed friends who own a bar in Philadelphia. The show's humor is often offensive and boundary-pushing, but it's also incredibly smart and satirical. With a talented cast that includes Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, and Danny DeVito, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a must-watch for anyone who loves edgy humor. Arrested Development Arrested Development is a critically acclaimed comedy series that follows the dysfunctional Bluth family as they navigate various financial and legal troubles. The show's humor is often absurdist and surreal, with a talented ensemble cast that includes Jason Bateman, Portia de Rossi, and Will Arnett. Arrested Development is a must-watch for anyone who loves smart, offbeat humor. The Good Place The Good Place is a high-concept comedy series that takes place in the afterlife. The show follows Eleanor Shellstrop (played by Kristen Bell), a woman who accidentally ends up in "The Good Place" after she dies. The show's humor is smart and philosophical, with a talented cast that includes Ted Danson, Jameela Jamil, and D'Arcy Carden. The Good Place is a must-watch for anyone who loves witty humor and clever storytelling.

Veep Veep is a political satire comedy series that follows the personal and professional life of Selina Meyer (played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus), a former Vice President who becomes President after the incumbent resigns. The show's humor is often biting and irreverent, with a talented ensemble cast that includes Tony Hale, Anna Chlumsky, and Reid Scott. Veep is a must-watch for anyone who loves political humor and clever writing. Atlanta Atlanta is a critically acclaimed comedy-drama series that follows Earnest "Earn" Marks (played by Donald Glover), a Princeton dropout who tries to manage the career of his cousin, an up-and-coming rapper named Paper Boi (played by Brian Tyree Henry). Set in the titular city of Atlanta, the show explores themes of race, class, and identity through its unique blend of humor and drama. With a talented cast that includes Lakeith Stanfield and Zazie Beetz, Atlanta is a must-watch for anyone who loves smart, thought-provoking television.

Schitt's Creek Schitt's Creek is a heartwarming and hilarious comedy series that follows the wealthy Rose family as they are forced to relocate to the titular small town after losing their fortune. The show's humor is often silly and absurd, but it's also incredibly touching and heartwarming. With a talented cast that includes Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, and Dan Levy, Schitt's Creek is a must-watch for anyone who loves feel-good television.

Master of None Master of None is a critically acclaimed comedy-drama series that follows the life of Dev Shah (played by Aziz Ansari), a 30-something actor living in New York City. The show explores themes of love, friendship, and identity through its unique blend of humor and drama. With a talented cast that includes Noël Wells and Eric Wareheim, Master of None is a must-watch for anyone who loves smart, thought-provoking television. In conclusion, these 10-comedy series are a must-watch for anyone who loves television. From classic sitcoms like The Office and Parks and Recreation to cutting-edge shows like Atlanta and Master of None, there's something for everyone on this list. So, grab some popcorn, sit back, and get ready to laugh with these hilarious and heartwarming comedies. See more! Read the full article

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BRUISER'S ICONIC NA?! omg i love him too <3 also, totally relatable what you said abt the last five years, they've been...a lot. also, *chef's kiss* to your music taste <3 i'm not much of a hip hop person either...

have you seen any good shows or movies lately? what do you like doing to unwind?

i do like some old school hip hop though haha.

lol i just rewatched criminal minds which is always good, same with bones and veronica mars - i rewatch those alll the time. i just started a league of their own the show and OMG it is so good. i love the movie and the show is chefs kiss. i love d'arcy carden like wow babe *hearteyes* haha