[ SECRET POST #2676 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2676 ⌋

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Comments

[gondremark]

I'm not sure if it counts as hatewatching or not, but I like to watch terrible shows that have potential, and "correct" them as I watch them.
Now, I know I'm about to piss someone off by naming names, but I've been watching the heck out of Once Upon a Time, and as I sit through a laughably horrible episode, I draw on all my own storytelling abilities and think "what would I have done here?", "how would this work in a real story?", "if this kingdom actually worked like a kingdom, how would this have gone down differently?", "If Regina behaved like a person and not like one stereotype turned into another, what would have been said in such-and-such a scene?", "if these characters had any memory of past events, would this have even happened?"

I don't know if it's hatewatching per se, but I'm definitely watching a show because I don't like it.