oh, deer!

United Kingdom
March 7, 2017 1:12am CST
I love watching the tellybox. I always have; as a child it was a dream of mine to be on the show Telly Addicts because I knew my family and I would have no problem winning it. Plus, I would have met Noel Edmunds too, but that's by the by. When you find a tellybox programme that you enjoy, you tend to give it your all, whether it's EastEnders or My So-called Life or Breaking Bad or ... whatever. I suppose it's a bit like a relationship. At the beginning you throw yourself into it. You fall in love with all its quirks and flaws. You laugh at its jokes. You cry when it's sad. You defend it when people just don't seem to understand it. You get butterflies in your tummy when you know it's nearly time to see it again, and then feel miserable when it has to go home to bed. But as with any relationship there comes a time when you start to notice the flaws. It may start to confuse you, or not act in the way you thought it would. Maybe it stops entertaining you, or it seems too fixated on one thing. It just stops making you as happy as once it did. And those flaws ... I love The Walking Dead, but I'm wondering if we need a short break from each other, find some way to spice our relationship up again. Maybe we need to go back to the beginning and experience those wonderful first days again, when everything was so much simpler and compact. Safe. You know, perhaps a time when they didn't employ fifteen year old work experience lads to do the CGI. That deer! That green screen background! is it a plane? Is it a bird? Is is a spaceship? No, it's just a piece of editing that went wrong! I shall say it again, Oh, deer!
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@WorDazza (15826)
• Manchester, England
7 Mar 17
Most programmes have a limited shelf life as far as I'm concerned. Once you get past the third series of anything it tends to become either too samey or it moves too far away from what attracted you to it in the first place.
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• United Kingdom
7 Mar 17
Very true.
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• Preston, England
7 Mar 17
I prefer old school paper mache special effects like the polystyrene rock that was on every planet visited in Star Trek
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• United Kingdom
7 Mar 17
At least they weren't trying too hard. Amusing in a lighthearted way, rather than the cringeworthy effects we were afforded on TWD last night!
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• Preston, England
8 Mar 17
@Poppylicious hearing a lot about the bad CGI on the show lately
@Nawsheen (28761)
• Mauritius
7 Mar 17
One serial that i never got fed up of is Game of Thrones. Im waiting for the next season
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• United Kingdom
7 Mar 17
Me too. But I like the fact it has an end in sight. I think that's really important. Some programmes just seem to go on and on and on ...
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@Nawsheen (28761)
• Mauritius
7 Mar 17
@Poppylicious oh yes. When they extend those serials for a long time period it might get boring
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@xFiacre (14782)
• Ireland
7 Mar 17
@poppylicious I resent getting sucked Into any TV series. They always disappoint at some stage.
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• United Kingdom
7 Mar 17
True. I do like it when I know there's an end in sight. Lost had an end. Broadchurch has an end. Life is always better when there's an end to reach.
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@Fleura (34927)
• United Kingdom
7 Mar 17
I have to confess I have no idea what you're talking about! I haven't watched TV in decades!
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• United Kingdom
7 Mar 17
Probably for the best! ;)
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