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fandomhigh2010-08-18 01:42 pm
chosehumanity) wrote in fandomhigh2010-08-18 01:42 pm
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Teevee for Beginners, Wednesday
"We are nearing the end of our time together," Mitchell started. He was seated on the back of his own couch, lounging in his own way, and still looking fairly relaxed and happy. "So you'll all have to kiss each other off and say goodbye for good. At least 'till you run into each other on the stairs when you head back home from class."
He gestured to the TV, which was now set up in the middle of the room. "We started off this class trying to teach you a few things about television as a medium, but also just... something to watch. So I'd like you to tell me - have you found yourself watching at all during this course? Did you have fun, or was it boring? Do you have a favourite program? Was it what you expected? What did you look for in a program to begin with? Would you recommend it to anyone else? Who were your favorite characters, that sort of thing. Or did you not like it at all, and have you played the avoidance game?" He paused. "And then I'll judge you all ruthlessly. Better start cowering behind your sofas."
He grinned. "Then as a final treat," he finished, "I've got one last thing to show you, so don't run out. I'm sure all the alcohol and teenage flirtation can hold for another twenty minutes."
He gestured to the TV, which was now set up in the middle of the room. "We started off this class trying to teach you a few things about television as a medium, but also just... something to watch. So I'd like you to tell me - have you found yourself watching at all during this course? Did you have fun, or was it boring? Do you have a favourite program? Was it what you expected? What did you look for in a program to begin with? Would you recommend it to anyone else? Who were your favorite characters, that sort of thing. Or did you not like it at all, and have you played the avoidance game?" He paused. "And then I'll judge you all ruthlessly. Better start cowering behind your sofas."
He grinned. "Then as a final treat," he finished, "I've got one last thing to show you, so don't run out. I'm sure all the alcohol and teenage flirtation can hold for another twenty minutes."
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