Killing Eve has been one of the BBC's smash hits since it started its run in 2018, and it's easy to see why. This funny, suspenseful, and smart thriller staring Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh is fun to watch and even more fun to talk about, and that's a credit to the writers' team.
The writers have come under scrutiny after one shared a picture of the virtual writers' room.
Though the tweet has now been deleted, it initially read "it's the final day of the Killing Eve writers room," alongside a screenshot of a Zoom call between all the writers.
However, fans were quick to point out that every writer was white.
"Killing Eve having an asian lead but an all white writer’s room proves that the entertainment industry does not care about representation, only optics," one fan tweeted, while another added, "killing eve priding itself for having female writers but none of those writers being women of color is the very definition of white feminism."
"Because you know they posted it to be like 'look!! our writers room is mostly women!!!' lmao," they added.
Other fans, who felt that Sandra Oh's character had been sidelined in the most recent season, felt that the all-white writers room "really showed why."
What do you think? Should Killing Eve and its team be focusing on hiring a more inclusive and diverse staff for upcoming seasons? Or are people reading too much into the initial tweet? Let us know your opinions in the comments below!
