[ SECRET POST #3433 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3433 ⌋

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Comments

[making_excuses]

The Big Bang Theory is one of my favourite shows, and I say that both being the leader of my University College's Gaming Society and the holder of a Bachelor's in Film and Television Studies.

I was going to write a thing justifying my love for this show, but then I realized I have no need to justify it. I love it, I don't care if you don't.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh wow, you have a bachelor degree in film studies. CLEARLY you know what you're talking about! A person MUST have exquisite tastes if they're to pass the rigorous exams required by universities these days!

[making_excuses]

I know right, want me to be even more of a douchebag? I also got my degree at probably the best Film/TV studies in Northern Europe.

But what I actually meant my dear Anon was, that I have seen quite a few shows, more than the average person. I spend literally hours every day in an environment where we discuss entertainment. I have lectures upon lectures where I was taught about different ways you can make television shows and movies, what every genre should contain, I have been taught to analyze and critique films and television shows. And with all that, I still love the show. So yes my degree does gives me a different view* on entertainment than people who don't study it, just like a doctor knows more about the human body than me and a carpenter is better at building houses than I am. When you study something that is what happens, you learn more about that thing than people who don't study it.

Also while I am at it: if you look at my comment one more time, nowhere in it did I say the show was better than any other shows or that it is even a good show, I said I love the show.

*Note: Different, not better, but probably broader.

[blitzwing]

Generally if a person has devoted 4 years of their life to studying a subject, they do have a greater than average knowledge of it, and a valuable insight into the subject.

It's not about exquisite tastes. It's about acquired experience and knowledge.