[ SECRET POST #2562 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2562 ⌋

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Comments

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

The problem with that theory is that it is very difficult to go completely unwarned that an adaptation/continuation/reboot/re-imagining is in the works, with modern internet grapevine.

I am a fan of variable strength for Doctor Who Star Trek and LotR, and for the most part the new versions? I like.

Of course I will say that I feel I am a type of fan who takes things rather uncritically. I see other people's nitpicking, and when I consider what they say, I see why they say it... But I still like the new canon.

Fans feel Star Trek reboot has fallen flat for various reasons. I... see why they say it, but I did not mind the movies.

People don't like RTD for various reasons. I see what they mean but I didn't mind his work. They dislike Moffatt. I see what they mean... but I still liked it.

People nitpick the hell out of LotR (and even more out of The Hobbit). I see what they're talking about... but I think the movies are awesome and think the things they hold onto so damn hard would have not worked onscreen.

So... I', a fan of the old canon of those three who sits and watches the new stuff and likes it, despite it's problems.

[(Anonymous)]

I actually stumbled into New Who more or less unwarned. I had been a fan as a kid (pre-hiatus, although I watched whatever PBS showed, which wasn't necessarily the most recent episodes at the time). I had heard there was going to be a new series, but I wasn't in the fandom and hadn't been paying attention to any of the news at all. Then one day I was at a con and walked into a room where someone was showing The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances and BOOM.