Fandom Question
Jo asked:
What are your top 5 fandoms, in order? Which character do you relate to the most in each of them?
The top 5 and their order change frequently, but this is it for now:
1. Remington Steele. I can never decide whether I relate most closely to Steele or to Daniel.
2. Blake's 7. Definitely Avon, an arrogant man who uses sarcasm to avoid expressing emotion.
3. By The Sword Divided. 1980s series following the Lacey family through the English Civil War in the 17th Century. I relate most to Sir Martin Lacey, a man determined to serve his King and protect his family.
4. The Irish RM. Based on the stories of two Edwardian ladies in Ireland, it shows all the experiences of an English officer who goes to Ireland to be a magistrate. Flurry Knox is the one I relate to there, a man who steals a horse from his own grandmother, involving the poor magistrate in the crime.
5. Sapphire and Steel. Possibly the weirdest thing I watched in childhood. Two mysterious beings sort out dangerous anomalies in time. I love Steel, who pretends to have little patience with Sapphire's gentler approach but who is far kinder than he pretends.
What are your top 5 fandoms, in order? Which character do you relate to the most in each of them?
The top 5 and their order change frequently, but this is it for now:
1. Remington Steele. I can never decide whether I relate most closely to Steele or to Daniel.
Click to view2. Blake's 7. Definitely Avon, an arrogant man who uses sarcasm to avoid expressing emotion.
3. By The Sword Divided. 1980s series following the Lacey family through the English Civil War in the 17th Century. I relate most to Sir Martin Lacey, a man determined to serve his King and protect his family.
4. The Irish RM. Based on the stories of two Edwardian ladies in Ireland, it shows all the experiences of an English officer who goes to Ireland to be a magistrate. Flurry Knox is the one I relate to there, a man who steals a horse from his own grandmother, involving the poor magistrate in the crime.
5. Sapphire and Steel. Possibly the weirdest thing I watched in childhood. Two mysterious beings sort out dangerous anomalies in time. I love Steel, who pretends to have little patience with Sapphire's gentler approach but who is far kinder than he pretends.