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fandomsecrets2013-10-11 06:53 pm
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[ SECRET POST #2474 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2474 ⌋
Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.
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07. [SPOILERS for NCIS]
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Re: Unpopular opinion thread
(Anonymous) 2013-10-12 02:17 am (UTC)(link)Oh, I have so many unpopular opinions:
In many cases, I don't give a shit about "character development." If the character is already interesting and entertaining at the start, then let them stay that way. I don't need to see characters "grow" and "change."
Often, I think the makers of the show will *tell* you that what you're seeing is "growth" and "development", when it's really just arbitrary changes, or just the inevitable shark-jumping that comes with a long-running TV series. I am sick and tired of hearing about characters "growing" and "developing", when what that really means is "we're going to take a character you loved and change them beyond recognition until nothing remains of what originally made them appealing in the first place."
I think we've all known people IRL who never "grew" or "developed" one whit. Why should fictional characters be held to a higher standard?
Related to the above, I prefer stories that are plot-driven, not so much character-driven. That seems to be falling out of favor, lately, in a big way.
I actually miss the concept of a TV series where each episode is more or less self-contained and the episodes can be watched in any order and there are no "story arcs" or cliff-hangers.
Comedies, especially, do not need "story arcs" or cliff-hangers.
Related to all of the above, no TV series should last for more than four or five seasons, max. Shark-jumping could greatly reduced, if only people knew when to call it quits.
On a non-fandom note, I love frosted lipstick and IDGAF :P
Re: Unpopular opinion thread
How do you feel about powder blue eyeshadow, Nonnie? :)
Re: Unpopular opinion thread
(Anonymous) 2013-10-12 02:44 am (UTC)(link)