Okay, let me start by issuing an apology to anyone who might be offended by this content. I just need everybody to know a few things that this fandom is lacking. This is mostly about TDWT, and it may have some bashing of your favorites. Again, sorry to anyone who is offended.
After going through what has happened during the third season, and with 3 episodes to go for its airing in America, I thought I'd tell you what were basically what I was thinking about during the season, the fandom's reaction to the breakups, eliminatons, and content, and what our fandom should do, not to prevent fighting, but to prevent looking stupid.
Sierra is a parody of us fans, who haven't already been pariodied by the guests of the Total Drama Aftermath. Is her obsessiveness annoying? Not to me, but maybe. Did she push her love for Cody too far? She spent the Paris episode crying over what most of us expected. She should have known that Cody didn't return her feelings. She did not have to become an bad guy for Gwen. Cody can date who he wants to. And in the end, that was all for attention. That's not going to get you many fans, Sierra.
However, she has proved to be a useful member of Team Amazon, who did not deserve their many wins. They can't even agree with each other. Take out their skills, and they're all usless. It only got worse after Duncan returned.
Gwen basically backstabbed her team. She knew Duncan was with Courtney. She knew of the problems that would arise from what she did. But she pushed it away from the mohawk wearing jerk. After episodes 14 and 15, there was no sign of remorse for her actions. She had hurt Courtney and had become just like Duncan. She was not sorry for it.
Courtney isn't anymore of a good guy in this situation, even if she looks like it. Courtney, in my opinion, should have kicked Duncan clear out of his life, hated on Gwen for a while, listened to her say sorry, and rekindled their friendship. Something so simple and much more likeable was pushed away and Courtney literally became a revenge seeking monster. I can't even listen to Boyfriend Kisser. I despised the hate she brung onto Gwen for something that was caused by Duncan's actions. One of them, excluding Gwen, should have been eliminated right there and then. It could have been so much better. Seven straight episodes of hate is not what you call attenton grabbing drama. What about everyone else? All the backround actions in the second half of the season were because of Gwen, Duncan, and Courtney. It was basically revolving around him. The Alejandro-Courtney affair, Heather's jealousy, Duncan's doucheness, it all stemmed from the kiss in I See London.
Duncan didn't deserve to return. He won the last season, but came back this season and caused nothing but trouble. Sure it was smart of him to expose Alejandro, but Al didn't care, so it was for nothing. If I were Chris, I would have voted him off instead. He may like the drama, but nothing irks me more than the jackass who caused the end of a wonderful friendship. It was plain cruel of him to hurt Courtney and not show remorse. Not even Alejandro would stoop so low, with his romantic personality.
Speaking of Al, he's one of my favorites. He's my Noah, I love him to death. The one negative thing about him, he could be lazy sometimes. C'mon, Alejandro, don't be like Justin. Get off your butt and help your team. I think he was the first antagonist to fall in love (This is NOT including Courtney.), what's not to like about that? What he did to the girls? Screw it, I think he pushed them away for Heather. In the last episode, I felt particularly sorry for him. I think getting trampled was enough for him. (The Star Wars thing wasn't funny.)
Now to the fandom. There has been so much complaining, so much fighting, that it's time to say this and say it now: It's over.
Stop with the death threats, you don't know where the producers live, and your parents wouldn't approve.
TDWT is over. They're not going to change it just because of a bunch of whining fans. Whoever wins won't matter, whoever broke up didn't matter, whatever happened, whoever got eliminated, it doesn't matter. It's their show. Your opinions have no control over the actual show. Threatning the writers because of what they did to Duncan and Courtney/Gwen and Courtney/Noah got eliminated too early/Sierra's annoying/Alejandro's too perfect won't change it. If all of you are going to be hateful and not accept the season just because of a few fights and breakups, then maybe you're not as true as a fan. Loyal fans would not whine over their OTPs breaking up. They'd accept it and keep watching. Some of you are all taking it too seriously. And if you're going to hate on each other because of what happened, that doesn't make you anymore of a fan, just an idiot who can't accept a show for who it is. They didn't know what would come from it. It's not their fault.
I don't know how many fans stopped watching after so-and-so's elimination or after this episode, but that's just proof they're not true fans.
Thanks for your time.
After going through what has happened during the third season, and with 3 episodes to go for its airing in America, I thought I'd tell you what were basically what I was thinking about during the season, the fandom's reaction to the breakups, eliminatons, and content, and what our fandom should do, not to prevent fighting, but to prevent looking stupid.
Sierra is a parody of us fans, who haven't already been pariodied by the guests of the Total Drama Aftermath. Is her obsessiveness annoying? Not to me, but maybe. Did she push her love for Cody too far? She spent the Paris episode crying over what most of us expected. She should have known that Cody didn't return her feelings. She did not have to become an bad guy for Gwen. Cody can date who he wants to. And in the end, that was all for attention. That's not going to get you many fans, Sierra.
However, she has proved to be a useful member of Team Amazon, who did not deserve their many wins. They can't even agree with each other. Take out their skills, and they're all usless. It only got worse after Duncan returned.
Gwen basically backstabbed her team. She knew Duncan was with Courtney. She knew of the problems that would arise from what she did. But she pushed it away from the mohawk wearing jerk. After episodes 14 and 15, there was no sign of remorse for her actions. She had hurt Courtney and had become just like Duncan. She was not sorry for it.
Courtney isn't anymore of a good guy in this situation, even if she looks like it. Courtney, in my opinion, should have kicked Duncan clear out of his life, hated on Gwen for a while, listened to her say sorry, and rekindled their friendship. Something so simple and much more likeable was pushed away and Courtney literally became a revenge seeking monster. I can't even listen to Boyfriend Kisser. I despised the hate she brung onto Gwen for something that was caused by Duncan's actions. One of them, excluding Gwen, should have been eliminated right there and then. It could have been so much better. Seven straight episodes of hate is not what you call attenton grabbing drama. What about everyone else? All the backround actions in the second half of the season were because of Gwen, Duncan, and Courtney. It was basically revolving around him. The Alejandro-Courtney affair, Heather's jealousy, Duncan's doucheness, it all stemmed from the kiss in I See London.
Duncan didn't deserve to return. He won the last season, but came back this season and caused nothing but trouble. Sure it was smart of him to expose Alejandro, but Al didn't care, so it was for nothing. If I were Chris, I would have voted him off instead. He may like the drama, but nothing irks me more than the jackass who caused the end of a wonderful friendship. It was plain cruel of him to hurt Courtney and not show remorse. Not even Alejandro would stoop so low, with his romantic personality.
Speaking of Al, he's one of my favorites. He's my Noah, I love him to death. The one negative thing about him, he could be lazy sometimes. C'mon, Alejandro, don't be like Justin. Get off your butt and help your team. I think he was the first antagonist to fall in love (This is NOT including Courtney.), what's not to like about that? What he did to the girls? Screw it, I think he pushed them away for Heather. In the last episode, I felt particularly sorry for him. I think getting trampled was enough for him. (The Star Wars thing wasn't funny.)
Now to the fandom. There has been so much complaining, so much fighting, that it's time to say this and say it now: It's over.
Stop with the death threats, you don't know where the producers live, and your parents wouldn't approve.
TDWT is over. They're not going to change it just because of a bunch of whining fans. Whoever wins won't matter, whoever broke up didn't matter, whatever happened, whoever got eliminated, it doesn't matter. It's their show. Your opinions have no control over the actual show. Threatning the writers because of what they did to Duncan and Courtney/Gwen and Courtney/Noah got eliminated too early/Sierra's annoying/Alejandro's too perfect won't change it. If all of you are going to be hateful and not accept the season just because of a few fights and breakups, then maybe you're not as true as a fan. Loyal fans would not whine over their OTPs breaking up. They'd accept it and keep watching. Some of you are all taking it too seriously. And if you're going to hate on each other because of what happened, that doesn't make you anymore of a fan, just an idiot who can't accept a show for who it is. They didn't know what would come from it. It's not their fault.
I don't know how many fans stopped watching after so-and-so's elimination or after this episode, but that's just proof they're not true fans.
Thanks for your time.
