Why do people use each others names in every sentence?

Why do people use each others names in every sentence?

I need your help Tommy

This is what needs to happen Nate

Every other fucking sentence. This isn't how people talk.

Taylor Sheridan knows the target audience is retarded boomers who need to be explicitly reminded of the different character names. Otherwise, they would be too strung out on pharmaceuticals to understand what's happening with the story.

Not going to lie 210216439, people don't say your name because it's difficult to pronounce and remember. It doesn't flow off the tongue. If you want people to say your name you should change it to something slick, like Cornelius.

That and streamers urge writers to dumb down the plot so people only half paying attention can keep up. But even before smartphone addiction, shows like Dexter were infamous for this shit.

What are you up to, little bro?

Nothing much, sis. Just thinking about Dad...

Sheridan is a weird dude. Yellowstone is filled to the absolute brim with white guilt and girlbosses and this show has half a dozen long ass monologues about how green energy is bullshit and people against oil and gas are retarded lol. It's also amusing how hard leftards seethe at this show, literally 1 show pushing some right wing messaging is enough to drive them nuts. Guess thats how the shoe fits

i like it i can watch it while looking at my phone

The lawyer chick is way hotter than the 27 year old 17 year old whore daughter

Would you say that to Tom Petty?

This isn't how people talk.

it's also not real life

Libs are playing to win. They want you dead and your family raped. There is no coexisting for them, it an atheists holy war for them.

Settle down schizo

He baits both sides to stir up discussion and it works. Same with the Barbie movie.

its for idiots who dont the show, they need to be reminded every 5 seconds who everyone is and what they are doing

I don’t need you to tell me how fucking good my Bolognese is, okay Tommy? I’m the one who buys it. I know how good it is. When Nate goes shopping he buys SHIT. Me, I buy the gourmet expensive stuff because when I eat it I want to taste it. But you know what’s on my mind right now? It AIN’T the sausage in my kitchen, it’s the dead nigger in my garage.

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This isn't how people talk

Yes it is.

Did they bitch lasagna?

It's programming for stay-at-home boomers with creeping dementia.

I can't stand watching Yellowtone, it really is fucking garbage. Oil show otoh was good whenever Tommy, his boardmates or his boss was on screen, but absolute garbage when they're not (his daughter, his wife, his son x lover, etc).

skipped all of the daughter, wife and son scenes

are you denying that shitty dialogue can exist in a tv show

im autistic

saying someone's name when talking to them makes them more engaged and is important when having non bullshit conversations

yes

That is just how tv shows work. It's a "Previously... on Tv Show™" but in a conversation format

the lawyer chick is the hottest by far

The walshart americans who watch this shit literally lack the brain power to remember characters between episodes.

The writing on Landman is superb.

crazy that the youngest had the most work done and looks worse for it
(ive got this pic from imdb, dont ban me janny)

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Morty, we gotta keep using our names Morty! We gotta keep using our names because it's funny Morty!

body-wise yeah, face-wise not so much

I don't like how the characters make a statement and just walk away. Not how conversations work at all in real life.
Jon Hamm not being a jewish oil tycoon is also eye rolling. oy vey my oil would have been more realistic

her jaw is huge

is that supposed to be a bad thing?
olivia wilde also has a "huge" jaw, doesnt matter to like 90% of guys
im getting "elbows too pointy" energy from you

Now that you mention it, almost everyone I know uses my name when talking to me, but I don't use other people's almost at all.

Even when I walk into a room people will go "hey, Cody!

Bad writing.
It's a soap opera after all.
No, it's condescending.
You say someone's name when you're annoyed at them.

Because, Susan, like i said before....

etc

It's how bad TV shows work.

i'm like this. i actively avoid using people's names when speaking to them, but others use my name as a greeting all the time

A lot of movie screenwriters and book writers get caught up with some relatively unnatural dialogue, like this. It is commonplace. Try to write as though you are actually hearing real people talk, unless you have a good reason to make one or both of the characters seem a bit unusual for the scene.