<![CDATA[His male leads]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Dan Schneider

Poke504 — 11 years ago(October 08, 2014 06:18 PM)

Why is it that he's never able to write a leading "straight-man"? I've noticed that. Every show he's had centering around a dude there's always been a giant character flaw.
Drake: egotist and dimwitted
Josh: Neurotic, overdramatic, socially awkward
Kenan: Mischevious troublemaker
Kel: Dumb
Meanwhile when it comes to his shows with female leadsthe main role's always the down to earth straight-guy (Carly, Zoey, Tori). I've always wondered why he writes his girl leads as so much more respectable then the boys

Sticks and stones will break your bones, but a fifty foot fall wil kill y'all

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What about Henry from Henry Danger? He doesn't have a giant character flaw.

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