[ SECRET POST #4867 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4867 ⌋

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

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Comments

[fscom]

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[sparklywalls]

It's nice to go in to something completely unspoiled but at the same time I feel like knowing a winner or a plot twist hasn't affected my enjoyment as much as the overall quality of the thing I'm reading or watching.

I do like to try and avoid spoilers but I never get the "burn everything down" flaming rage that I see from other fans sometimes.

I wouldn't say I'm a Masterchef fan but I watch it sometimes not because I care about who wins, but it's fun to think "ooh that looks nice, I'd eat that" and "wtf is that? Would not eat!"

[(Anonymous)]

Well, spoilers for competition shows aren't that bad since finding out who wins is only half the allure of watching them. What they create during the show is most of my enjoyment, but I also love the anticipation of that moment before the winner is announced. These are the types of shows that I like to rewatch too, but it's impossible for me to say that some enjoyment isn't lost by knowing who's going home and who wins.

Personally, I hate spoilers for story driven media because it plays a bigger role in my enjoyment. I can still enjoy the show, but a big part of it is lost to me.

[(Anonymous)]

There's a channel on my cable package that is running past seasons of Masterchef Australia on Wednesday nights. Before the lockdown I enjoyed them, but now this is absolutely a ritual for me. I know George turned out to be an ass I real life, but he and the other judges are so nice on the show, and everyone e is supportive, and the food looks yummy. I really look forward to the episodes even though I lways look at spoilers.

[meadowphoenix]

I feel the same but that's because I like seeing the production strings