Daily Entertainment.

[muji]

Well, it's rainy and gray here, and I am more chipper right now than I've been in weeks at this time of the morning.

(Admittedly, I just discovered that the deli downstairs carries Naked Juice, so there are other factors involved. Mmmm Orange Mango Motion.)

Has there ever been a fandom that you avoided (for reasons other than you personally didn't like it after trying it)? Like (as an example -- sorry Aspen!) Aspen doesn't watch Pushing Daisies because she's afraid she'll like it and then it'll get cancelled. Any other examples out there?

ETA: And because I forgot to say earlier: Whoever gave Mal a paid time extension -- xiexie. *sprinkles you in glitter and such*

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[minkhollow]

I only sort-of avoid most of TV, but that's more because I don't watch TV than any outright avoidance. My last must-see show was Daria. (I'd probably really like Pushing Daisies, if I ever got around to watching it, but I never remember to watch these things, and I probably won't bother with Internet downloads until the strike's sorted out.)

In general... there have been several things my parents have recommended that I avoided when I was younger simply because it was my parents recommending them - and when you're twelve, even when your parents are right, they're wrong. XD Granted, I'm glad I waited until recently to start in on the Asimov; the Foundation trilogy probably would have been way over my head a few years ago.

(As for avoidance that backfired... that would be Sneakers. Parents tried to have me watch it a few years ago, it didn't hold my attention, Cam brought Whistler into the bar, I actually watched it when I got home... and the rest is history. XD)

[muji]

:O! You avoided Sneakers! Tsk tsk, yo.

[minkhollow]

I did say I learned from my mistake! XD And it was less avoidance and more indifference.
'course, it helped that Carl barged into my head and went 'so, you're gonna let me into this bar thing, right?' But it's fun times, so I'm not arguing.
(Not entirely sure why Cosmo moved in, but who can ever control their headvoices?)