[ SECRET POST #2449 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2449 ⌋

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

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Comments

Re: the 'nope' moment

[queerwolf]

I stopped watching Angel after they killed off Doyle, which was pretty early on. I later decided to give the show another chance and watched until the end, but I always missed Doyle.

I know there have been others but I can't think of them right now. I usually stop watching a show/movie because I get bored, not because of one particular event.

Re: the 'nope' moment

[elaminator]

Yea, I don't think there are many (Or any) particular moments that were so ridiculous or OOC that I decided to stop watching something. Boredom and general frustration is my biggest reason for dropping things. If I don't like a particular episode or scene I pretty much overlook it or write it out of my headcanon.

(A good example of me dropping something because of general frustration is Drop Dead Diva. I ADORED that show and wanted nothing more than for Jane and Grayson to get together, but I'm tired of waiting. I can't with that storyline anymore, I just can't. The show IS more than that, but nothing ELSE on it is working for me either right now, so I can't stomach it.)

Re: the 'nope' moment

[queerwolf]

Yeah, most of mine were because I just got bored with the show or I didn't like the overall direction the show was taking. Arrow, Revolution and Once Upon a Time are some recent examples.