the unpopular opinions meme -OR- lol, I do this every day!

[krickets]

Name a fandom, and I'll give you the scoop on at least three of my unpopular opinions related to that fandom.

I swear I will try to think of new ones. (I'm sure I'll be able to come up with some!)

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[killmotion.livejournal.com]

Those aren't unreasonable to me. I really love the show but I've only watched the series once through with a few random episodes I really really loved which I rewatched immediately after I finished the series finale.

1. Yeah, I'm a super duper McKay/Sheppard friendly nonslashly ship. Like I love how they show puts them but I don't want them ~together because I just can't put two characters that aren't canonically gay or bi together. I need a rewatch to really recall the best moments between those two (Sheppard and Ronon, I mean). I watched it all so quickly, I only saw the most obvious things, you know.

2.I love all the scifi stuff because I love space and ships and aliens, the characters being quirky and downright AWESOME are just my most favorite perk, but I also love lots of characters in nonscifi shows so that is understandable, too.

3. I can admit I didn't know if I sort of hated or loved Weir until about the end of Season 3. RIGHT WHEN SHE GOT KICKED OFF. Going back I can appreciate her character more, I think. But I think the fact that she was portrayed by a different actress in SG1 before Tori came on in SGA just made it hard for me to relate, I guess? Idk. I do have to commend her for leading a fucking expedition to another galaxy, however she handled it. Also, if she were allowed to wear more than that red shirt ALL the time I would have been more than happy with that. But alas.

[crickets.livejournal.com]

1. Haha, that's funny that you can't slash people unless they're canonically gay and I took issue above for people slashing Gaeta arbitrarily just because he is canonically gay. Total opposites.

3. Yeah and I have endless sympathy for her final goodbye. Even if she was nanites or whatever the hell they were called, her ending was the most horrible way to go. Imagine floating in the dead of space forever, fully conscious, and never even having the relief of death. That's just... too horrible to imagine.