[ SECRET POST #3204 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3204 ⌋

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

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Comments

[kaijinscendre]

I didn't get into SPN until season 7. It isn't that hard to get people into an old show (I'm watching X-Files as I type).

[(Anonymous)]

I don't disagree but X-Files KS a totally different thing - people have had time to go back and reevaluate and rediscover. Something that's still actually on the air, there's a lot more fatigue.

[leisuretime]

This is a strange argument to me. If I'm not watching something, I may be aware enough to know it's insanely popular and being talked about, but I'm not even paying enough attention to be fatigued by it.

[(Anonymous)]

Same here.

And in some cases, all the talk about a show IS what leads me to want to check it out, because the fans' discussion and descriptions of it have me very curious.

[kaijinscendre]

Depends. If they just got into it, they might be binge watching from the beginning. I get fatigued a lot less when binge watching.

[philstar22]

Not really? Most of the things I'm into I got into either after they were already over or in the middle. I got into Buffy and Babylon 5years later, but I got into Doctor Who as series 4 was airing and Supernatural during season 3. That never affected how much I loved any of them.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. I started watching "Criminal Minds" when it was in the middle of season 8, and went back and caught up on all the earlier seasons. And I still very much enjoy that show and still watch each new season.

I'm often late to the party with a lot of TV shows, for various reasons, so I'm well used to playing catch up and it doesn't bother me. I just see it as, "Ooh, yay, new stuff to discover and become a fan of!"

[philstar22]

I think Criminal Minds and Castle are the only two shows I actually started watching from the beginning that I'm still into. CM was a given for me because I was really obsessed with profiling back in the day. I had all the books written by various profilers.

[(Anonymous)]

I got into "Criminal Minds" through a friend. She loved the show, and I saw some of it when I'd be over at her place, and became hooked as a result :D. Some of my interest is for the very same reasons you have. True crime and studying behavior and stuff like that is of some interest to me. And I liked the non-judgmental way the show addressed a lot of issues (prostitution, mental illness, victims of rape, etc.), and treated people who struggled with that stuff with compassion and understanding.

The other big reason was that I just really liked the characters. Once you've got me liking the characters on a show I am sold, pretty much :D.

I don't know that there really are much in the way of shows I've watched from the very start. I think maybe "Community" and "How to Get Away with Murder" would be on that very small list.