[ SECRET POST #2308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2308 ⌋

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

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Comments

[sugar_spun]

That's really interesting! Is there any reason you can think of for why that might be? What specifically about the interview bothers you?

And I get mortally embarrassed when I see a character get in trouble on television. I just start to cringe and cover my eyes and shrink away. I can barely watch I Love Lucy because of it.

[truxillogical]

I'm kinda like that. I just had to get up and leave in the middle of Meet the Parents. Nope nopenopenope.

And while I love Fraiser, there are times when I just have to hit the mute button if he and/or Niles did something particularly horrible and stupid and now they're getting found out but first they have to explain it awkwardly. I'll sit through whatever trauma scenes Game of Thrones throws at me, but that's just too much, apparently.

Never thought of talking into the camera as a thing. Way too many fun internet reviewers for that one to bug me.

[forgottenjester]

I know there are a few things that play a roll but I don't know what all of the reasons are. One part has to deal with how comfortable/relaxed everyone in the video is. Another part has to deal with how professional everyone is being. But I don't know what else. I know there is something else because I've seen videos that have both of those things, technically, but I can't watch them. I guess an example would be something that wasn't actually an interview but was a promotional. In the Teen Wolf fandom the actors who play Stiles and Derek put up a video to promote Sterek to win some voting contest thing. Technically they're very comfortable and they're both acting so they're being professional. However, that video makes me feel so embarrassed and uncomfortable. It took me a long time to get through it after pausing it every few seconds and cringing through it. (I wish I could think of an interview I've seen that did the same thing. I know there have been ones like that but I can't remember them at the moment.) So there are multiple other reasons I don't know about. I'm trying to figure them out so I can work on them but it's difficult. (But just to use another example, there was an interview I was going to watch with the whole Teen Wolf cast but the interviewer lady started it with a dead serious "compliment" over how attractive everyone is on the show compared to the other shows and I stopped watching. It broke what I felt was professional.)

Now see, I get embarrassed when I watch shows but it's way turned down. I don't care when characters get in trouble. I only feel embarrassed when they do something embarrassing and there's another character whose opinion matters who catches them doing the embarrassing thing. Even then, it has to be what I consider super embarrassing for it to kick in. I guess this is because this is where the divide between characters and real people helps me out. Real life makes me feel worse. (Like I can't watch some comedy shows that rely on doing embarrassing things in public.)