I have this little idea for a slice of life show. it’s about the most stereotypical popular girl you can imagine, she loves pink, fashion, has a purse dog, she’s a cheerleader, two “sidekicks” that follow her around, and everyone in the whole school knows and loves her. everything about her at first glance would really lead you to believe she’s a huge bitch, but that’s just not true! she’s actually a really sweet, kind, and caring person, and her main personality trait s that she’s helpful, not popular. her popularity is just a result of her helpfulness, that’s why everyone loves her.
She’s not perfect, she’s kinda ditsy and not all that bright, sure she’s beautiful and well liked, but she wants to be more than just that. she really does want to help people, as much as possible. so she sets up a club with her two friends, who are actually pretty different from her. one is a sporty tomboy that’s actually really shy and gentile, and a nerdy honor student girl who’s really outgoing and loud, you can see the theme here. it’s all about subverting expectation based on stereotypes, popular popular can be nice, “nerdy” people can be outgoing, sporty people and be sensitive, etc.
The club they set up is all about helping people, like i said before it’s a slice of life show, so every episode would deal with a different problem from someone else. students would come to them asking for help, or asking them to help their friends, and the girls would have to work together to try to find some kind of solution with the person they’re helping.
This was a cute little idea i had just now, it’s not like ive thought in-depth about this but i just thought of it while thinking about those one-note stereotypes in kids shows, and i thought of this, and was like “hey i think thats pretty neat i should post about that” and maybe ill post more about it if other people think the idea is neat too.
