[ SECRET POST #4895 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4895 ⌋

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Comments

[sparklywalls]

I'm a life long fan of science fiction and I love basically all the usual staples, including time travel but time travel is the one that annoys me the most the easiest. It's just so common for writers of *anything* (TV, books, you name it) to tie themselves into stupid knots. And half the time nobody can follow their own time travel rules. I don't care if your characters are telling me the rules and you think they're following them, that doesn't magically hide any contradictions your narrative introduces.

But yes unless it's a feature of your universe from the start, it can be quite jarring to have it suddenly dropped on you. On the other hand the time travel episodes of things like Star Trek and Stargate (I actually quite liked the 60s one in SG-1) are fine as a self-contained thing but they're usually not my favourites.