*shakes friends list*

[oyceter]

I hate it when it's some ungodly hour of the morning, and I keep refreshing my friends list every two seconds in hopes that someone will write something. Grrrrrr.

Not that I'm up doing work, no. Trying to write more of that Forbidden Game fic, except now that I've gotten past the initial idea and into the actual plot, I'm completely stuck. Ugh.

I'm so tempted to read the season finale spoilers. I see cut tags to them everywhere, and all I have to do is click! It's not even as though I am all spoiler free -- usually I'm about as spoiler-whore-ish as you can get. But I remember how fun it was watching the season six finale without knowing what was going to happen and what a cheer-worthy moment it was when Giles walked through the door. But argh! This is driving me crazy!

*pokes friends list*

Doh.

Comments

[scrollgirl.livejournal.com]

Resist! Don't give in to the dark side! I got accidentally spoiled about Giles' return and was just Grrr for the next few weeks. Fortunately, I totally forgot while I was actually watching so was pretty surprised at his entrance. I was also spoiled for "Seeing Red", both Tara's death and the AR. Let me tell you, I spent the whole episode cringing and looking away from the TV because I didn't want to see either happen. I'm doing my best to stay spoiler free for both Angel and Buffy, but you're right, it's pretty tough.

[oyceter]

It's horrible, I caved! So I kind of know what's going to happen, but then, not really. I think that a lot of it will be Jossed over because of super secretive scripts or fake outs or something. My problem is, I tend to think I enjoy episodes better when I already know what's going to happen, like all of Buffy pre-season-6 (when I started watching). Ah well.