I know
I've mostly given up on it... I don't have my own TV and that makes it difficult to begin with, and the beginning eps of FF convinced me that it wasn't worth the effort to find a TV and watch. In a residence hall, the TVs are in the open... and while I wasn't embarrassed to be caught watching 2k3, I would be embarrassed to be caught watching this. And that's ignoring the fact that the art style (and to a lesser extent, the animation) hurts my eyes.
And recently Youtube was blocked from the on campus network (I've been hearing everything from "the stress streaming video puts on it" to "inappropriate content" ...either way, it sucks) so it looks like I'll have to bend over even further to watch it.
And I just don't have the motivation. I'd sooner watch my 2k3 DVDs, or maybe even something else.
That said, if the Dark Turtles are up for next week, I may try to catch it... as it's the only part of FF's premise I found vaguely interesting. *shrug* That's why I've been keeping up on the talkbacks, if not the episodes themselves. I want to know what happens, but I'm not really pumped to actually watch the thing to find out.
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Originally Posted by gobo
But, it was forgivable since that's the kind of imperfections that differentiate American animation from anime. I would expect no better from most American 'toons.
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Ohoho. I'm going to pretend you didn't say that.
