I've gotta say that I normally enjoy Fury's eps. The one's that I did not like or that did not hold up over time for me - "Showtime" is an example - my dislike is mainly due to the pacing of the ep and not the characters.
I'm talking the number of episodes that Fury writes in which one of the characters spells out the moral of the episode, and/or in which the moral of the episode is way too simple and unambiguous for my taste even without spelling out.
See, I don't see Fury being any more guilty of this than any other writer - and I have never really felt he was catering to anyone. I actually rarely feel catered to or catered against in the Jossverse. Well - that is wrong. I feel Steven DeKnight caters to me personally, but enough about my fantasy life.
I guess my pet peeves are characters acting out of character and stupidly (where their actions just don't make sense to anyone with half a brain) and Fury satisfies me as a viewer.
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Date: 2004-02-25 12:02 pm (UTC)I'm talking the number of episodes that Fury writes in which one of the characters spells out the moral of the episode, and/or in which the moral of the episode is way too simple and unambiguous for my taste even without spelling out.
See, I don't see Fury being any more guilty of this than any other writer - and I have never really felt he was catering to anyone. I actually rarely feel catered to or catered against in the Jossverse. Well - that is wrong. I feel Steven DeKnight caters to me personally, but enough about my fantasy life.
I guess my pet peeves are characters acting out of character and stupidly (where their actions just don't make sense to anyone with half a brain) and Fury satisfies me as a viewer.