I think it's my bedtime...

[ash48]

Ok... So, creating a poll at midnight, half :koff: pissed is not such a good idea. (post is now locked if you're wondering).

I really DO want to poll about episode spoilers v enjoyment and I will - when I've considered it a bit more.

In the meantime...just pretend I wasn't here. *slinks away*


(Man, this day. I swear. Was it the 13th or something? /o\).

In the other meantime I posted the Season 3 motels post at SuperWiki. I think these motels are my favorite so far. So many awesome rooms. :)

Comments

[zebra363.livejournal.com]

Sounds interesting — sorry I missed it (and sorry for whatever made you take it down!).

[ash48.livejournal.com]

I'm really keen to know if being spoiled has an effect on the watching of an episode. It's just.... how does one measure that?

I had 2 polls - one if you had been spoiled and one if you hadn't. Only... I didn't supply enough options in the levels of enjoyment (so I took it down).

But now that I think about it it's had to measure. I'd have to get a lot of responses to make it a decent survey. And I think most of my flist watch spoilers so.... *shrug* I don't know.

Personally, I know I enjoyed it a hell of a lot more for not having a clue what was going to happen. I watched the promo and man... talk about give it all away.

/ramble.

[zebra363.livejournal.com]

Being spoiled definitely seems to make me enjoy an episode less, because I build up the spoilers in my mind into something that a 39 or 40 minute episode can't deliver on. The only S7 ep I've been spoiled for was Defending Your Life, and it's my least favourite excepting the travesty that was the wedding one! I'd mentally constructed a much better courtroom scene than we actually got.

Hard to survey if most people always either consume spoilers or don't, since they don't have a basis for comparison!