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Though I think he could've done with a better shirt for his byline photo, I am in 100% agreement with The Guardian's Stuart Heritage (IF THAT'S HIS REAL NAME) that self-styled live-tweeters are worse than Hitler -- their lack of self-control and selfishness in disclosing tv BOMBSHELLS not only ruins the big surprise for those of us actually doing something interesting with our lives during prime-time viewing hours, but also does a massive disservice to those who've worked so very hard on these binge-tastic programs.
I am speaking of course, of CTV's 1998 series "Learning The Ropes" and the torturous will-they-or-won't-they storyline between Robert Randall (Lyle Alzado) and Carol Dixon (Cheryl Wilson). Though I had hoped the series would culminate with the entire cast being devoured by giant anacondas, surely I should be allowed to proceed through the episodes at my leisure without having the ending spoiled by some desperate-4-attention social media fuckface.
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Though I think he could've done with a better shirt for his byline photo, I am in 100% agreement with The Guardian's Stuart Heritage (IF THAT'S HIS REAL NAME) that self-styled live-tweeters are worse than Hitler -- their lack of self-control and selfishness in disclosing tv BOMBSHELLS not only ruins the big surprise for those of us actually doing something interesting with our lives during prime-time viewing hours, but also does a massive disservice to those who've worked so very hard on these binge-tastic programs.
I am speaking of course, of CTV's 1998 series "Learning The Ropes" and the torturous will-they-or-won't-they storyline between Robert Randall (Lyle Alzado) and Carol Dixon (Cheryl Wilson). Though I had hoped the series would culminate with the entire cast being devoured by giant anacondas, surely I should be allowed to proceed through the episodes at my leisure without having the ending spoiled by some desperate-4-attention social media fuckface.
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