well, he is little -- ankle deep could have drowned him

I assume its so that they can fit the whole frame into the vertical video without just making it tiny

makes it cleaner than just one smaller screen and blurred on top and bottom, to show horizontally

Your choice! It was a great series though. I'd still recommend you watch it, maybe you'll find that calling someone 'they' and 'them' isn't such a big deal. At the very least it could broaden your perspective a little.

I don't agree with any of that either but I gave the series a chance...I was glad that the show as a whole really didn't make a big deal about the pronoun stuff or even mention it at all. Yeah, they called her a "they" but they didn't put it front and center to virtue signal to the woke people in their fanbase, as many shows would. Mae did end up being my least favorite of the bunch, but mostly because the others were just way funnier and more entertaining.

@@evenmegan These TV companies can stick their woke agenda where the sun don't shine, pushing us all to call people "they" when "she" is clearly a female and affirm their delusion is just another small step to an Orwellian society.

@@MusicalJackknife Your acceptance is your weakness, you appear to be easily manipulated when told what to say or think.

@@frankhinstine9161 not at all, you and I have drawn different lines and are sticking to them. I hate all the woke gender garbage and what it's doing to our culture and I won't use biologically incorrect pronouns myself, but I'm not completely above getting a laugh from a very funny show that happens to include one of these confused people. You draw the line at watching full episodes apparently, but will still watch a short long enough to comment your disapproval and insult people who actually agree with you.