It was so frustrating how many shows got screwed over by that. I mean, I support that it happened because I support the writers (and I guess we got Dr. Horrible out of it, so there's that), but oh! all the truncated characterization and plotlines in shows everywhere!
I've been mostly satisfied with S3 so far. I think it's partly because it took me so long to watch the first two seasons and because there are so many MOW episodes that I don't think of the show in terms of seasons and some being better than the others like I do with BtVS. They just blend together so far, and individual episodes stand out. But maybe that will change when I've seen more seasons.
Oddly, all my really big fic ideas seem to come from this season, though.
That makes sense. If you're vaguely dissatisfied with something, you're (meaning 'you' in the general sense) more likely to daydream about untapped potential and ways to "fix" or change things.
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Date: 2012-05-24 05:23 pm (UTC)It was so frustrating how many shows got screwed over by that. I mean, I support that it happened because I support the writers (and I guess we got Dr. Horrible out of it, so there's that), but oh! all the truncated characterization and plotlines in shows everywhere!
I've been mostly satisfied with S3 so far. I think it's partly because it took me so long to watch the first two seasons and because there are so many MOW episodes that I don't think of the show in terms of seasons and some being better than the others like I do with BtVS. They just blend together so far, and individual episodes stand out. But maybe that will change when I've seen more seasons.
Oddly, all my really big fic ideas seem to come from this season, though.
That makes sense. If you're vaguely dissatisfied with something, you're (meaning 'you' in the general sense) more likely to daydream about untapped potential and ways to "fix" or change things.