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Dan H wrote:Next year they're going to the run the spinoff during the hiatus supposedly.

Works for me.

Smart marketing.

Indy wrote:

specialsauce wrote:Mid-season hiatuses (hiati?) are so annoying. I always have to go back and wikipedia the plot summary of the last few episodes when the show returns because it's been so long I've lost all attachment.

Then why do you watch?

The same reason I always pick the same bathroom at work to poop in; I'm a creature of habit lol

specialsauce wrote:

Indy wrote:

specialsauce wrote:Mid-season hiatuses (hiati?) are so annoying. I always have to go back and wikipedia the plot summary of the last few episodes when the show returns because it's been so long I've lost all attachment.

Then why do you watch?

The same reason I always pick the same bathroom at work to poop in; I'm a creature of habit lol

That's probably the best answer for which I could have hoped!

Home bowl advantage for the win.

specialsauce likes watching the Browns in the Super Bowl...

On tougher days, I do a home and away series back-to-back.

Lol

In all seriousness, how does one use the restroom during the zombie apocalypse? Especially if you're in the woods. You almost have to bring a bathroom buddy to watch your back while you're indisposed . . .

Indy wrote:

specialsauce wrote:Mid-season hiatuses (hiati?) are so annoying. I always have to go back and wikipedia the plot summary of the last few episodes when the show returns because it's been so long I've lost all attachment.

Then why do you watch?

I agree with specialsauce. It seems to be the latest trend. Half seasons followed by big breaks. luckily they usually do a Walking Dead marathon before each season to catch up on things. Supernatural does it too. It seems they make a new episode about every month.

I watch the show because the show is cool. I get annoyed that I have to wait for anything. I get annoyed that I have to wait so long in between Suns seasons too. Doesn't stop me from watching.

My question was about the last comment. Losing all attachment.

Define attachment.

I see what he is thinking. You start to forget what was happening and time goes by and you lose attachment. Then all of the sudden there are these commercials announcing the return of the show and you think about how you liked the show so much before, but can't remember all the details of what was happening three months earlier and need to refresh your brain.

Of course the question really wasn't for me, but I am a busy body and related to both of you.

I think of attachment as a connection. Not so much of "do you remember the last episode/game." So for me I hear losing attachment and I think losing connection or losing interest.

Nodack wrote:Define attachment.

I see what he is thinking. You start to forget what was happening and time goes by and you lose attachment. Then all of the sudden there are these commercials announcing the return of the show and you think about how you liked the show so much before, but can't remember all the details of what was happening three months earlier and need to refresh your brain.

Of course the question really wasn't for me, but I am a busy body and related to both of you.

Yep, exactly what I meant. AMCs midseason hiatus is so long too.

Well clearly you guys don't know what true attachment is.

Indy wrote:Well clearly you guys don't know what true attachment is.

Indy, you're starting to sound like my girlfriend

I think you are thinking of commitment, not attachment.

attachment
[uh-tach-muh nt] Spell Syllables
Synonyms Examples Word Origin
noun
1.
an act of attaching or the state of being attached.
2.
a feeling that binds one to a person, thing, cause, ideal, or the like; devotion; regard:
a fond attachment to his cousin; a profound attachment to the cause of peace.
3.
Psychology.
an emotional bond between an infant or toddler and primary caregiver, a strong bond being vital for the child’s normal behavioral and social development.
an enduring emotional bond that develops between one adult and another in an intimate relationship:
romantic attachment.
See also attachment disorder, attachment theory.
4.
something that attaches; a fastening or tie:
the attachments of a harness; the attachments of a pair of skis.
5.
an additional or supplementary device:
attachments for an electric drill.