Moff's Law is a popular internet adage often attributed to the writing style of showrunner Steven Moffat, stating that any attempt to fix a plot hole will inevitably create at least two more. The meme emerged within fan communities for shows like Doctor Who and Sherlock, where viewers noticed that complex narrative 'fixes' often introduced more questions than they answered. It has since expanded beyond specific fandoms to become a general critique of 'clever' writing that collapses under its own weight. Typically used to mock convoluted stories or ironic solutions, the meme serves as a relatable warning for writers and a humorous observation for audiences who enjoy deconstructing modern storytelling.