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cimoreneWhich improbable scenario, when applied to a fandom that is supposed to be set in reality (such as a crime show), is WORSE?
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Date: 14 Oct 2008 08:53 pm (UTC)secretly, as long as they were well written.Though in a gritty, realistic show, I think the magical premise would bother me a little more. The hustler - well, provided that it's well written and EPIC (the kind of long h/c fic with lots of tears on the way and a happy ending with two people in love) I think I'd like reading it on my bad-mood-days. ^-^
Plus, when it comes to crime shows: If Abby from NCIS ever off-handedly mentioned that she worked as a domina in college "just for fun", I'd totally buy it. ;P
The magical premise on the other hand... the only fic I'd read like that would be if it was CSI's Gil Grissom being the shapeshifter, just for the joy of reading about his team going "Oh, so in reality you're a fairie whose normal social structure has a lot in common with that of insects and who can fly and can spread poison? That ...explains so much." XD