[ SECRET POST #3739 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3739 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #1

[philstar22]

Ron/Hermione. With other canon couples I didn't buy in canon (Remus/Tonks, Harry/Ginny), there were fanon versions I could see working. But with Ron and Hermione, they'd need a lot of work and a lot of change to both characters for me to believe in their romance. Like, years and years down the line.

Chakotay/Seven. WTF was that even?

Robin/Ted. Not in the early seasons, but at the end. It made no sense. Robin made it clear she had no feelings for Ted, and the show made it clear why they wanted different, but equally valid things, and why they did not work as a long-term couple.

Willow/Kennedy. I don't even hate Kennedy, but I just didn't feel the chemistry. And I think Willow needed more time. It was very rushed.

Buffy/Riley. I didn't mind them in season 4. But in season 5 I really disliked Riley. Suddenly he became the guy who couldn't handle having a girlfriend stronger than him (and everyone else then blamed her for leaving, which sucked).

Emma and Hook. I don't care enough about Once anymore to anti-ship anything else. But I still hate this ship even though I don't even watch the show anymore.

Re: Inspired by #1

[(Anonymous)]

HIMYM never should have killed off the Mother. They really needed to have Ted let go of Robin early in the series, it got tiresome.

And Willow/Kennedy was the worst, there was honestly no reason that Willow needed a relationship in the final season, I'm sure they could have filled the time with other important plot things.

No one was really good with Buffy in Buffy. :/

Re: Inspired by #1

[(Anonymous)]

Willow/Kennedy. I don't even hate Kennedy, but I just didn't feel the chemistry. And I think Willow needed more time. It was very rushed.

Yeah, I think Kennedy on her own was fine, but she didn't seem right with Willow. And yeah, it seemed very sudden after such a heartbreaking loss. Although some of that may have been the show's sudden cancellation - Joss suddenly had to work in things he might've planned on being much more gradual.

Re: Inspired by #1

[nightscale]

Yeaaaaah Ted/Robin. Fine in the early seasons but after it was shown time and time again why they didn't work, nope.

I don't remember feeling much about Willow/Kennedy other than that it seemed very sudden and I was still reeling from Tara's death, nevermind how Willow might have felt. But I wonder if it hadn't been the last season if that would have been drawn out a bit better? Idk, but yeah, don't hate it but didn't like it either.

Re: Inspired by #1

[(Anonymous)]

I was out of the country for a while during the last season of Voyager and when I came back, Chakotay/Seven was now a thing. I thought "That seems random and out of nowhere, but I missed a bunch of episodes. Clearly, they developed this over the episodes I didn't see." Then I watched the eps I'd missed and nope... still out of nowhere.

Re: Inspired by #1

[cakemage]

Chakotay/Seven. WTF was that even?

For realsies. It was so out-of-nowhere and WTF. On the other hand, it gave J/C and J/7 shippers something to commiserate with each other about, so at least there's that?