And I think not really thinking about it makes it more fun. I hate over analyzing things, especially before they were even shown. Yes, absolutely. The few times I spoiled myself I immediately regretted it upon watching the ep. Cos once I knew details of what was about to happen, I started imagining it (without even meaning to – yeah, over-active imagination, you know how it is ^^). And when the actual episode turned out to be different than my expectations, I'd be disappointed. In a very weird way. And back then, before the all-knowing Internetz, we used to have as much fun with our favorite series. So there. No more spoilers. Watching and getting surprised and excited is so much more fun. =)
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Date: 2009-02-08 04:22 pm (UTC)Yes, absolutely. The few times I spoiled myself I immediately regretted it upon watching the ep. Cos once I knew details of what was about to happen, I started imagining it (without even meaning to – yeah, over-active imagination, you know how it is ^^). And when the actual episode turned out to be different than my expectations, I'd be disappointed. In a very weird way.
And back then, before the all-knowing Internetz, we used to have as much fun with our favorite series. So there. No more spoilers. Watching and getting surprised and excited is so much more fun. =)