Sometimes I swear a lot.

[loolaa]

A few Misfits fans again getting all het up by alleged gross sexism in Misfits again because of ep 6. I can't be bothered to get annoyed. Just because a character in a TV show does or says something sexist it doesn't make the TV show or the writer sexist. It simply means he's written a sexist character. If the writer shows the other characters

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[randomgirl666]

I've only just seen this week's episode and I was fucking blown away by how good at this. But the stuff you're talking about gets to the root of what fandom is all about. I fucking love Misfits, but internet fandom isn't necessarily about loving something. It's about obsession, which is why you get people who hate the show as much as they love it posting pseudo-intellectual flawed analysis like you describe

[loolaa]

Thing is, the ones who seemingly hate it, claim to love it. They behave like knobs because the writers don't do what they want them to

[loolaa]

I have also left the doctor who comm. After the Christmas special I can't cope with the whining and the Moffatt bashing.
If they don't like Doctor Who then why don't they just stop watching it already.
I loved the Christmas special. So I just really don't want to bother with people pedantically picking tiny fucking holes in it.

This year was me dipping my toes in other fandoms that aren't ninja turtles. I wish I'd never bothered.

[randomgirl666]

Don't even get me started. I had a quick look on Boxing Day when curiosity got the better of me and it left me wanting to tear my eyeballs out. My favourite stupid comment was from someone who objected to the flying fish on the grounds that they should have been referred to alien-type creatures who just happened to look like fish, because this is more science-fictiony. As if there is anything less awesomely science-fictiony than a flying shark. Fucking MORONS.