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fandomsecrets2014-03-26 06:42 pm
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And I'm wondering how you could write the above lines and be confused on this point. :-) I mean, if a show is boring, cliched, poorly written, and (sometimes) poorly acted, that's generally more than enough reason for me to dislike it.
Though actually I do think there are two additional factors to consider:
1) Disappointed expectations. On paper, the show had a lot going for it, and people were upset when reality failed to meet their expectations in any way.
2) There are a lot of people who feel compelled to watch the show so that they can participate in the MCU fandom as a whole: they're invested in the shared storyline and occasional crossovers between the show and the films, or they read and/or write fanfic and want the background knowledge, or etc. Speaking personally, if Agents of SHIELD weren't part of the MCU, I'd have dropped it long ago. So you have a situation where a bunch of people feel a bit like hostages to a show they dislike, and that just increases their (our) resentment and frustration when the show itself isn't worth watching.
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