[ SECRET POST #3104 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3104 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've mentioned this only once before on these boards, but about a year after the show ended I went to a dinner party which included someone who worked on the show's crew. According to him the cast all got along fine, but they (specifically Bradley and Colin) were no where NEAR as close as the fandom liked to believe they were. A lot of their buddy-buddy interaction at the beginning of the show was organized by the promotional team; once the show became a hit they could dial it down a notch.

And this is just me, but I suspect the two of them got a bit self-conscious about how in-your-face the fandom could be about the slash/RPS. Bradley in particular got a lot of leading questions at cons and weird passive-aggressive threats on his Twitter, and it just seemed too much of a coincidence that in the last two seasons of the show there was barely ANY Bradley/Colin publicity (no DVD commentaries, no interviews together).