Twitter Exodus Friending Meme

[xancredible]

Maybe no-one besides my handful of DW mutuals will fill this out but let's try having a friending meme like in the good old days.

Comment with this form filled out, read other people's comments, chat, and friend each other :D

<b>Your username on DW:</b> <b>Your username on other social media:</b> <b>Pronouns:</b> <b>Age bracket:</b> <b>Geographical area:</b> <b>Interests:</b> <b>Fandoms:</b> <b>What type of posts can we expect in your journal?</b> <b>Anything else you'd like us to know?</b>

Comments

[wembley]

Aw, I also like Kitty and the Captain! And Thomas. Lol, Pat and Thomas trying to do their ghost radio show. I haven't hit Thomas' backstory yet! I'm glad Isaac gets to be happier than the poor Captain. The BBC one is definitely less cuddly and a bit sadder in a lot of ways. There's a lot of horror and sadness hiding in the CBS one but it rarely ever becomes text.

He really feels like his own character in a way I struggle with for Pete and Isaac.

You mean as in more distinct from their BBC counterparts, or in a different way?

[summerstorm]

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense! The reason I haven’t finished S3 of the BBC series is very much… a certain plotline that made uncomfy. Not a bad one, just, mistaken identity kind of thing.

Isaac and Pete feel like watered-down versions of the BBC counterparts in some ways, which I know is shitty to say but something about them feels more stereotypical and less real? I still like them a lot, but it’s difficult for me to judge them on their own merit.

[wembley]

Interesting, I wonder if I'll figure out which plotline it is once I finally get there.

Wow, I definitely do not feel that way about Isaac and Pete (especially Isaac -- Pete is clearly 10000% character they changed the least), but all this is subjective so that's totally understandable.

It's great to find other people to discuss the show with. :D