[ SECRET POST #3144 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3144 ⌋

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

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[Grace Kelly, Judy Garland]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, fair enough, if it's not your thing.

For my part, I can usually roll with or make allowances for most things in older shows, I'll admit to a sneaky fondness for the shoddy special effects you get with old SF in particular (Classic DW and Blake's 7 were formative influences, plus they remind me of stage effects), and I think I actually prefer the pacing on older shows. Modern shows are so frenetic and wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am a lot of the time, I like the way many older shows went and took their time with things.

[a_potato]

I'm very much with you on the preference for the pacing of older shows (and movies, for that matter). I like plots that build and unfold slowly, characters and relationships that develop slowly; a lot of current media seems to rush through it all, and I come away feeling unsatisfied.

[(Anonymous)]

I also grew up with these shows and 1) you didn't notice the special effects deficits because even after Star Wars it was a long time before other movies started using good special effects let alone TV shows and 2) you could focus on the stories and characterization, and the writing was often pretty good.