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In response to "What shows do you watch that are based in a perfect reality setting? -- nm" by GWAA

who's asking for perfect reality? is it so hard to create a "setting" for a story and stick with it?

Posted by Guy (aka lostatlimbo) Nov 4 '09, 10:36

Titanic is set on a ocean liner, but after it hits an iceberg, we learn its really an alien spaceship!

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really? I don't see how those are closely related. Her not knowing a coin toss terminology does nothing to take away from the show or meaning -- nm - GWAA Nov 4, 10:37 4
- the last one isn't that big of a deal, but the others strike me as clueless writers jumping the shark. (especially given the source material) -- nm - Guy Nov 4, 10:38 3
  - Kind of a shame for his argument then, that he used the most words on it. - Reagen Nov 4, 10:42 2
    - i disagree with your IM. rows and rows of McMansions (which are only lined up like that when there *isn't* so much cheap, open land would house people - Guy Nov 4, 10:49
    - his point wasn't about the woman, but that the *coach* asked "to play defense" - Guy Nov 4, 10:44

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