[ SECRET POST #2974 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2974 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fandom rant thread

[kaijinscendre]

I am so sick of shows just killing off people left and right. Yeah, I get in the shows I have been watching lately (GoT, TWD, The Wire, other HBO/AMC shit) are set in dangerous worlds.

But honestly, I don't even get sad when characters die anymore. It is like, "Well of course they were going to die. It's an HBO show. So fucking what."

At this point, I get more emotional over a character surviving a season.

Re: Fandom rant thread

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I can understand that. It's especially a shame in GoT because in the books it still has the capacity to surprise you. But there's something so much, IDK, cheaper? Shallower? In the way HBO delivers the story that you get almost bored by it. It's a real fucking shame given that the first season was done really well.

HBO have ramped up the shock value in their shows to the point where it has no impact anymore, I guess.

Re: Fandom rant thread

[kaijinscendre]

No impact at all! It just makes me not get attached to characters.

Re: Fandom rant thread

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like the creators are twelve year olds trying to be deep when that happens.

Re: Fandom rant thread

[kaijinscendre]

I don't know, it just reeks of poor writing. :(

Re: Fandom rant thread

[(Anonymous)]

Feel you so hard on the HBO shock-value bs.

At least they didn't kill off Rust on True Detective. I was ready to throw my TV out the window old-skool style if they did.

Re: Fandom rant thread

[kaijinscendre]

I was shocked at the end of Season 2 of The Wire because not everyone died!

Re: Fandom rant thread

[(Anonymous)]

FRANK THO

FRANK SOBOTKA WAS MY SPIRIT ANIMAL

Re: Fandom rant thread

[kaijinscendre]

I am just glad Nick and his family survived.

Re: Fandom rant thread

[(Anonymous)]

I wish there was more middleground on television with how many characters get killed, it's either no one ever dies ever (to the point that adventures become unbelievable) or everyone dies all the time always.

Death definitely starts to have less of an impact when it happens constantly. I was surprised the last TWD death (or the last one I saw, I am two eps behind) made me sad because even though I like the character, I'm just caring less and less.

Like if they really want to shock us they should lull us into a false sense of security for a while and then kill a bunch of characters at once.

Re: Fandom rant thread

[kaijinscendre]

That would not even shock me anymore. I am just like meh.