>The problem with TSCC is, I think, that slowly it's getting into my brain on a deeper level of being interested but it's not like, flat-out obsessiveness like I have for BSG or Farscape or something. And my brain does not know how to handle this. Because I don't know the series well enough to get all thinky about it, nor am I sure I want to because I have a sneaking suspicion I couldn't make it make sense. But my brain dislikes not being able to do that too. :/
This is why I'm lucky that my main approach to fandom is mostly emotions-based... I've always had fandoms - primary, i.e. active ones (Highlander), and secondary, i.e. passive, occasional ones (Terminator and a dozen more) - that really aren't all that great, or don't make that much sense etc. As long as there's the right emotional hook, I can ignore a lot of nonsense, suspend my disbelief, and just enjoy.
But yeah, I do try pretty hard not to think about TSSC too much. *g*
Re: vids: Yes, "Does Cameron..." is the one I meant. Thanks for the rec for the Sarah one; downloaded, and will watch at home. :-)
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Date: 2009-01-08 07:54 pm (UTC)This is why I'm lucky that my main approach to fandom is mostly emotions-based... I've always had fandoms - primary, i.e. active ones (Highlander), and secondary, i.e. passive, occasional ones (Terminator and a dozen more) - that really aren't all that great, or don't make that much sense etc. As long as there's the right emotional hook, I can ignore a lot of nonsense, suspend my disbelief, and just enjoy.
But yeah, I do try pretty hard not to think about TSSC too much. *g*
Re: vids: Yes, "Does Cameron..." is the one I meant. Thanks for the rec for the Sarah one; downloaded, and will watch at home. :-)