Through Early Morning Fog I See ...
Sep. 26th, 2003 04:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bimoWhen you wake up at 03:30 in the morning and have to crawl out of bed only to get yourself a warmer nightshirt, you know autumn is finally coming. Soon the trees in my neighbourhood will be changing colour; cinemas will replace blockbusters with more artistic stuff and of course, there'll also be lots of interesting TV shows to look forward to.
I have to admit, though, that I'm noticeably less excited these days than I was in earlier years. The wave of Angel spoilers currently being rampant on the net has left me rather cold and, to my own surprise, I also still don't feel the need to investigate which ghastly tricks the script gods will play to my beloved ER heroes Carter, Romano, Corday and Weaver.
Perhaps it's just the present preoccupation with Farscape causing this lack of interest, but I am suspecting there might be another reason, namely my recent rediscovery of blessed ignorance. Don't get me wrong. It is not that I don't enjoy the occasional plot info, interview or set picture. But after the big, mind-blowing spoilerfest that was the final arc of Buffy, watching Firefly without any previous knowledge what each new episode was going to be like, left my skin tingling with fun and excitement; something I had not felt in quite a while. And since![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
selenak was wise enough to provide me only with just enough knowledge to find my way arround the major plotlines, it is also a pretty similar experience with Farscape .
So, sorry, Mrs Trelawney. I'm afraid, I'm going to skip some of my "Unfogging the Future" classes this semester. But what should I do instead? Muggle studies?
I have to admit, though, that I'm noticeably less excited these days than I was in earlier years. The wave of Angel spoilers currently being rampant on the net has left me rather cold and, to my own surprise, I also still don't feel the need to investigate which ghastly tricks the script gods will play to my beloved ER heroes Carter, Romano, Corday and Weaver.
Perhaps it's just the present preoccupation with Farscape causing this lack of interest, but I am suspecting there might be another reason, namely my recent rediscovery of blessed ignorance. Don't get me wrong. It is not that I don't enjoy the occasional plot info, interview or set picture. But after the big, mind-blowing spoilerfest that was the final arc of Buffy, watching Firefly without any previous knowledge what each new episode was going to be like, left my skin tingling with fun and excitement; something I had not felt in quite a while. And since
selenak was wise enough to provide me only with just enough knowledge to find my way arround the major plotlines, it is also a pretty similar experience with Farscape .So, sorry, Mrs Trelawney. I'm afraid, I'm going to skip some of my "Unfogging the Future" classes this semester. But what should I do instead? Muggle studies?
