I actually mention something from my real life? No way!

[cypsiman2]

Two things I want to mention.

1. I just got back from babysitting my niece and nephew. My nephew is just a little baby, only three months old or so, but my niece is about five and really smart, creative, and imaginative. So I brought over my box set of Season One of Avatar the Last Airbender. We managed to watch the first three episodes, and we had a great time. Just felt like mentioning that.

2. I am contemplating doing some manner of 'Where I Watch' or 'Where I Re-Watch'. Would anyone be interested in me doing so, and if so should I watch a good series and gush over how great it is, or watch a terrible series and rant over how bad it is?

Comments

[elle-white.livejournal.com]

1. That's sweet.

2. I always enjoy reading those things, so I'd definitely be interested if you want. It's up to you what series you watch, but it might be a pain for you to watch a crappy series and talk about it's horriblness. But, if you have fun ranting about it's badness than that's fine. I have series that enjoy going on rants about its awfulness.

I've been thinking about doing meta on a couple of shows. One Piece is one of them.

And I just rambled a lot then. ^_^

[cypsiman2.livejournal.com]

1. Thank you. <3

2. Well, if a few more people mention any interest in this, I'll probably put up a poll with positive and negative options. Right now I'm just testing the waters a bit; you know how it is when you make a big post and no one responds or cares.

[junglefowl26.livejournal.com]

1. And the next generation of Avatards is indoctrinated! Muhahahah!

2. Both are too easy. You should instead try to find the good points of a crappy series, or rip apart one of your favorite series!
Preferably the first one. It can be surprisingly easy to find the flaws in the things you like.

[cypsiman2.livejournal.com]

1. And so the next phase of the master plan is completed! Zehahahahaha!

2. But I don't wanna have to work hard, I want it to be easy!

[angelchan-2004.livejournal.com]

Awww, how cute~

Maybe if you do, you could just switch it up--do one great one, and one terrible one. That way you're not always doing one or the other?

[cypsiman2.livejournal.com]

Trust me, my niece, she is adorable.

That could be an interesting idea indeed. I'll have to see about making that an option when I put up the poll.

[myaibou.livejournal.com]

Be careful with Avatar for a five-year-old. It gets scary towards the end. Some five-year-olds can handle it, while others would be really disturbed by it. My niece and nephew, for example... no WAY I would recommend that show for them until they're older because they get scared easily. But if she doesn't mind darker stuff, then way to start her out right! :)

[cypsiman2.livejournal.com]

Well, seeing as the last time I babysat my niece she wanted to play 'evil vampire' with me, I'm not too worried about her being scared. ;)