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Lisa, the OPS you have done have been great.
Fanfic does heal wounds. I have been trying to get more time to read some. __________________
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Thank you, Colleen!
I'm craving to write Jackie and Hyde as parents. But other fics are in the way. __________________
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Haha, that's okay Lisa. You always serve Jackie/Hyde well no matter what.
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--- How about Jackie throwing Hyde a surprise party for his twenty-first birthday? __________________
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I can totally see Jackie doing that.
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Do you think Hyde would like it? Do you think she'd make the party something he'd like or what she'd want for herself?
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Maybe little bit of both.Depends on the writing,which changes constantly,making the characters largely inconsistent.Correct me if I'm wrong,but new showrunners,the Filgos,became showrunners in season 5,and decided to bury the Jackie and Kelso(not that I'm complaining though pretty much the same way the season 8 ones destroyed Jackie and Hyde?Also,does anybody else find Donna and Eric relationship slightly boring?Don't get me wrong,I don't hate them,I just think they were getting way to much screen time and were not as interesting as some other characters,but that's maybe because I started watching this show,not long after i finished watching Friends,where all 6 characters are equally treated with no one to stand out as the main one which is not the case in this show.Wandered of the topic way to much
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Season 5 deals -- again organically -- with the aftermath of that. Allows her to be confused about what she feels for Kelso and for him to try to "steal"/win her back from Hyde. Their storyline doesn't truly end until the beginning of season 6. And that ending was earned, not forced on the characters to serve plot (unlike some of the conflict between J/H in season 5 and early season 6 ). So Jackie and Kelso's relationship isn't just swept aside. It's dealt with quite extensively even as Jackie and Hyde's relationship develops. In season 8, however, Hyde behaves totally OOC. As he and Jackie are on the verge of reconciliation, we learn that he married a stranger, which he'd never do. It was hard enough for him to decide to marry the woman he's deeply in love with. He continually behaves contrary to his previous years of characterization and development and mistreats Jackie. Real!Hyde would be enraged at his season-8 portrayal. Quote:
But when they reconcile in season 5, they sweep their problems under the rug and don't deal with them. They get wrapped up in their engagement, but their conflicts in season 5 are largely minor. They're a united front, fighting to stay engaged. In season 6, Eric's character is regressed, and he's pretty awful to Donna in some episodes. Their conflicts are largely pale rehashes of their S1-S3 conflicts. And their playfulness from the early seasons is almost non-existent. __________________
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Your arguments are always on point it seems.I read some of your stories,or should i say a lot of them,and from what i have seen you would've done a better job than some of the show original writers,and I'm not even kidding.I disliked Kelso during the big portion of season 5,and the way he was behaving even though i like how funny he is,sometimes i think he lacks depth along with Fez whose only role seems to be candy loving-foreign pervert.Whenever they need to make some joke with him they must turn to the damn candy,or some twisted perversion and that becomes predictable and less funny during later seasons of the show.I will never forgive him for saying that J/H are two deeply disturbing individuals and that their relationship is sickest thing he's ever seen:mad.They reunited them temporarily only because they needed the marriage problem to return in the final in the 7th season. When you watch the scenes with those 2 together in episode after their last makeup,and during season 5,6,7,and even season 2(you will find somebody great),it's obvious that writers wanted them to be the endgame and that is how it's meant to be and how it should be.
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It was totally obvious when Kelso begun dating Laurie,he stood on Jackie's side and there was this one moment,I believe in 25th episode of the second season(Cat fight club,i think),when he gave Kelso-you disgust me so much look,for going out with Laurie and hurting Jackie in the process.Not to mention that at this part of the series he was not very fond of Jackie,but still helped her nonetheless. Of course he committed a very large number of noble deeds,apart from this one,but those 8th season guys overlooked this aspect of his personality and reverted his character development,no scratch that,they completely destroyed it and made him something that he obviously isn't and couldn't be.Unfortunately this isn't the only character they demolished,rest of the group suffered to.They made Donna a total bi**h. I know i broke the rule about the season that shall not be named,but i just couldn't help it.Also pardon me for my,at times,lousy english. |
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No matter what the writers tried to tell us on screen, these two were endgame. Just like you knew Donna/Eric were endgame. If Hyde was written in character, he would have never gone to Vegas and marry a stripper, heck I like to think he wouldn't have left Jackie at that hotel!
Sidenote, I know this isn't there thread, but I have to agree with you two about Donna/Eric. I think they are great, but I think they were more cute and fun to watch in the early seasons. __________________
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