Regretfully, I watched the rest of Velma...

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Morbid curiousity got the best of me, and regretfully I ended up watching the rest of HBO's Velma series. I had lots of comments telling me that the show managed to sink itself further into the abyss, but part of me also thought that it couldn't be THAT bad, and that the series must have had SOME salvage towards the end. Boy was I mistaken...
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[@vegeta002]

Fun fact; Velma actually has a page on the

[@prof.laytonfan764]

I remember seeing someone ask why Velma is hated when Big Jack Horner, who’s a similar type of character, is liked. Simply put Jack is written as a villain while Velma is written as a hero. Unlikeable traits work when it’s on a character your supposed to root against, not for a protagonist. Unless of course the protagonist learns to be a better person, but nowadays writers forget that part.

[@metal6948]

The Velma show should be taught in psychology classes as an example of what a narcissist’s perception of the world is like

[@jefftwentyone9620]

Lmao, this version of Velma is like a personification of Twitter morality.

[@keyboardwarrior3702]

Theory. A therapist diagnosed Mindy as narcissistic, so she made this show to rewrite her high school life and prove just how good and special and perfect she is. Because you can't be a narcissist if you're legitimately better than littereally everyone, right?

[@metamaster5469]

Velma is basically if Bojack Horseman never got punished for his actions.

[@Bubbles_69921]

At this point, I'd accept Scobby's introduction just if he mauled Velma like only a large sized dog can do.

[@hootle4641]

Velma being Mindy's self insert is horrifying when you think about how delusional and toxic Velma is.

[@michaelkitchin9665]

Velma feels like it was written by people who never got over being bullied at school. Or mildly scolded at work. Or chastised by their parents. Or got an answer they didn't want to hear from the therapist couch. Perpetually bitter people.

[@Flowerfairyy27]

Funny how Mindy also made the other 3 members of the gang fall in love with her self-insert version of Velma. Very interesting.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

Gosh, Reading up on Mindy Kaling's tough life,

[@PixelIsaiah]

Fred literally about to have his brain cut out by his parents:

[@lastpringle8904]

It's actually comedic how Fred was supposed to be the character you hate, but ends up being the most liked one

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

“She kicked me so hard my tubes are now tied.”

[@EmbodimentOfNonbinary]

There's only two things to say positive about Velma!

[@ThePopo543]

From this summary we can see that:

[@annieandelsieofarendelle3294]

I don't know if anyone else has mentioned it yet but Velma is abusive as heck.

[@Chudpope]

Dude, I'm calling up a hospital to have you detained for your own safety. Watching Velma is clearly a means of self harm.

[@edadragneel1569]

Wouldn’t it actually be interesting if it was revealed that VELMA was the killer? Like, the setup was already there. Anytime we saw her, she was running around with her “friends” and NOBODY was murdered. But, when she’s off-screen or ignoring everyone, another person is murdered. Also, she was the one to find two of the three bodies and TWO of the three dump sites were on her property (her locker and her trash can). She has also been shown to have antisocial and narcissistic tendencies, and she’s a COMPLETE psychopath.