BOO. That's even worse than a thought it would be - the same number of episodes ("not enough") stretched out over a longer and more unbearable time period.
And Cuse? When people wait years for the Harry Potter books - a wait which, incidentally, has dropped a lot of my goodwill towards Rowling - it's because once it comes out, they can read it all at once. They don't have to wait for you to parcel it out 40 minutes at a time over a few months. When something comes in small weekly installments, it is in one's best interest to continually pump new interest in, instead of putting it in storage and bringing it out for a short holiday season.
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Date: 2007-05-07 03:29 pm (UTC)And Cuse? When people wait years for the Harry Potter books - a wait which, incidentally, has dropped a lot of my goodwill towards Rowling - it's because once it comes out, they can read it all at once. They don't have to wait for you to parcel it out 40 minutes at a time over a few months. When something comes in small weekly installments, it is in one's best interest to continually pump new interest in, instead of putting it in storage and bringing it out for a short holiday season.