Hey Rebecca, welcome to the site! Glad to see another avid roleplayer and writer here, we can never get enough of such a winning combination. If you haven't, I'd definitely recommend checking out The Story Corner to share the tales of Cyeline and Jocilyn, I'm sure after all this time their stories must be full of interesting exploits and stories to tell. And the Roleplaying Group for all your RP needs. I'd be interested to see your two characters in more detail, in Profile form if possible. The QJIR in Roleplaying has all the links you need to start if you want, as well as useful RP links.

Hate that I'm in this group, but probably about a year? When did Special Edition come out? About a week or two after that I think. Man I really need to get back into it.

Dragonborn2021 said: Dunno, it's still pretty obviously staged but I find myself enjoying this sort of quasi-reality show thing more and more these days. I don't need to think to watch it and can just enjoy it for whatever's showing.  Speaking of reality shows, what's everyone's opinion of Love Island? It's massive here, and pretty big in Australia I think.

ilanisilver said: I do wish there was an app or something that could tell me when chase scenes or long drawn out fight scenes are in movies or TV. I could just check it, and know when to go to the bathroom. They're both boring, boring boring, to me at least. Every fight scene should be a cut scene to Willem Dafoe in Boondock Saints, where he says "there was a firefight!" and it's done.  Unless, of course, the fight scene involves the bad guy finally getting his, in which case, I'll watch it.  Fight scenes just aren't that interesting to me, they aren't visceral enough to engage my interest. That being said, if you wanna watch a film that's 90% action but done incredibly, I couldn't recommend Mad Max: Fury Road more.

I'm gonna start off this thread with a controversial opinion: Most of the time I can't be arsed with TV shows. With a film you have an hour and a half, max two and a half, and then you're done. TV shows seem endless to me. Especially American ones, which have something like 20 episodes per season?! Madness. I can barely deal with the standard 6 for British shows. Ok, to contradict myself, I think there are two types of TV show that I'm alright with. Stuff like The Office or Modern Family, that are basically seperate storylines with the same characters, where you can flick back to any episode in a random season and you're good to go. And stuff like Band of Brothers or Sherlock, with long episodes and short seasons that you can hunker down and get through, like watching a film trilogy. But the big seasons of the Walking Dead, Game of Thrones etc. aren't for me.