219 Fangirl Confessions

[mklutz]

Bust out your extra guilt and we'll see you on the other side of the grill, /reporters, because it's our fandom confessions episode. Tune in as we cover the breadth of weird fandom quirks, missed connections (and potential happy endings!) for fangirls in love, terrible things we do to each other, and topics that turn surprisingly controversial. Also, to hear Pru and MK argue about Stargate: Atlantis's "Trinity." Again. Some more. Are you scared yet? Good. You should be.

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Comments

[green_grrl]

Oh, no, I totally get what OTP Anon is saying! If I'm reading an SGA fic that's McShep, no matter how good the story is, if there's a tiny mention in there that Jack is hooked up with Sam, it completely ruins the story for me. Seriously can't handle it. Jack is never going to hook up with anyone but Daniel in my universe, and if that doesn't work then I just want to keep them gen.

[(Anonymous)]

So how does one submit a Fangirl Confession, anyway? I am puzzled.

[mklutz]

Sorry, we haven't gotten around to putting it up on the site yet, it was mostly on twitter: fangirlconfessional gmail account; 15spiritwolves.

[aethel]

listening to this one right now finally. entertaining as always!

re: the Buffy/Spike attempted rape scene. That scene was so disturbing I only watched it once. It was definitely scripted and shot to be read as an attempted rape and nothing else. Buffy was on the floor crying and saying stop, and Spike was ignoring her. What made it especially disturbing was that it tried to make the audience identify with Spike in that it showed the moment when he realized exactly what he was doing and what it meant.