[ SECRET POST #4897 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4897 ⌋

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

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[ff7]


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[the promised neverland]


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[ojamajo doremi]


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[fushigi yuugi]


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[sailor moon]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

While I love SPN and Merlin, and I will agree they are silly shows that sometimes touch my heartstrings...I wouldn't necessarily put Peaky Blinders in that one. For me, Peaky Blinders falls right into the same territory as Hell on Wheels, or Mad Men -- historically based shows with drama.

I've seen PB & HoW, and they were both filled with drama. There was nothing cheesy, or wannabe smart about them. Something that would fall under that for me would be BBC Sherlock. Orphan Black was great, but even that one could walk the line -- the kind of show that tries to get to smart for its own good and becomes ridiculous (someone mentioned Westworld).

The delineating factor here is (at least for me) tends to be a show that uses "intelligence" (which could be argued for Tommy) as the overarching theme and setting the tone, mood and setting. It can be watered down into a sci-fi/possibly supernatural realm versus things I would consider period pieces. I know I didn't explain that well, but I hope you can catch my gist.