A character can be written out of a series in such a way that they can easily be returned later, if the creators so choose. They are Put on a Bus. Bus Crash · The Bus Came Back · PutOnABus / Western Animation · To Hell

In trope-speak, a "bus" is a metaphorical device that effortlessly transports characters away from the plot for a long time. Often permanently.

The solution is to put them on a Bus to Hell: write them out in a way that's so mean-spirited it's clear to all and sundry that you're doing it out of malice ...

This trope is frequent in crime shows, mysteries, and superhero comics, often due to the hero taking a Thou Shalt Not Kill approach to crime fighting and/or the ...

Basic Trope: A character leaves (usually with specific explanation) in such a way that they can return later. Straight:.

A character is written out of a series in such a way that they can easily be returned later, if the producers so choose. They are Put On A Bus.

You get to mourn the character as if they had truly died, but all the while the audience is deep down well aware that they will probably come back someday...

A page for describing PutOnABus: Western Animation. Jeff in American Dad! was accidentally kidnapped by aliens when he got shoved into their ship's tractor ...

People catching buses (metaphorically) in live-action TV. 7th Heaven was famous for this, writing characters off by putting them on buses to New York (Mary ...

23 февр. 2022 г. · Put on a Bus to Hell ... So an actor's walked out of the show, leaving you and the other writers in a bit of a sticky spot. You don't want to kill ...