Oct 29, 2013
Maybe it isn't worth it to research what became of the AIO actors.
Escapist fantasy, yes. But sometimes it's more pleasant to remember them how they were.
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Maybe it isn't worth it to research what became of the AIO actors.
Escapist fantasy, yes. But sometimes it's more pleasant to remember them how they were.
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Proud to be Internet Fans?
" The typical Internet fan has heard pretty much every episode and read through the Complete Guide. This isn't to say that there aren't fans out there who haven't heard them all or certainly not to say that you're not a "real fan" if you don't do such and such. But unlike fans of some other series, the most vocal and adoring fans of AIO are typically the ones who are also the most critical. They care about the series so much that they feel it's necessary to 'keep it in line.'"
"... AIO writers are more careful in their writing when they know how the Internet fans will react to it. Writing a script has always meant being careful with your facts but having people out there who are actively looking for errors meaning being extra careful."
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I love this. I will say that one exception to my dislike for "split episodes" is "The Bad Guy" because, well, Nick Mulligan.
Also, I'm glad they pay attention to the general adoration for Richard Maxwell. Maybe, just maybe...
http://www.aiohq.com/articles/fandom.htm