[ SECRET POST #3168 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3168 ⌋

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

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[Criminal Minds]


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03.
[Community]


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04.
(Harry Potter, Yu-Gi-Oh)


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05.
[JerryC]


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06.
[J.K. Rowling/Harry Potter]


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[Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance]


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08.
[Hatfields & McCoys]


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09.
[Proof]


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10.
[Brooklyn Nine Nine]


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11.
[Scarlett Johansson]


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12.
[No Escape]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno. People watch shows for different reasons. I know that I've watched/enjoyed shows where there was a character I wasn't particularly fond of, but there were enough of the other things that I enjoyed where I was willing to tolerate the one character I didn't like.

I admit, though, on one occasion the character I didn't like eventually became the "writer's pet." When that happened, I just bailed on the show because life's too short to get irritated by television, y'know?

So I suppose I can see your point to an extent. A lot depends on how much a single character annoys you, and how big of a role they actually play. I also think that if you're involved in fandom, how much of a fanfavorite that character is can also skew your perception between "annoying, but I continue watching because there's a lot of other stuff I like" and "I'm gonna stop watching, free up some time, and take up knitting instead."