[ SECRET POST #3207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3207 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How many chances do you give a new series?

[(Anonymous)]

TV Show: If a show is really bad, I wont go back for a second episode.

If it's just kinda bad, I'll give it two episodes.

If it's just mediocre/boring I might give it three or four episodes.

If a show has a great reputation and a lot of critical acclaim I might give it four or five episodes no matter how bad it is.

Movie:I'll watch just about any movie through to the end, if I'm seeing it for the first time. But I'm pretty picky about what movies I watch. I don't voluntarily watch movies I suspect are going to bug me.

Book:I almost always finish a book once I've started it. I'm a completist. Plus, I tend to read the kind of "challenging" or "classic" or "highbrow" literature that isn't always super enjoyable in the first place.

Fanfic:For the first two or three years I'm in a fandom I finish almost every fanfic I start (presuming it doesn't turn out to be something completely different from what it says on the tin). But after three years or so I tend to start getting bored more easily and not finishing things.