Grey's Anatomy and their facebook page ruined my day
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Anonymous
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My wife and I have watched Grey's religiously for a few years now. When she was pregnant with our son we binged on however many seasons were on Netflix at that time - maybe 7? Then we started watching it in real time around Fall of 2013. Because it comes on at 8 and that's our son's bedtime (and because we got rid of our DVR), we usually watch on Friday nights. Well damn if I wasn't scrolling through my FB page this morning and saw the HUGE spoiler from last night's episode. I know it's stupid that I got so pissed about it, but seriously? I think there were even people on the west coast who hadn't seen it yet!
I'm sure there will be plenty of people who say "Why didn't you stay off of Facebook?", but it's not like I sought out their page. It just showed up in my feed. End rant. |
Anonymous
| Thanks for the warning! |
Anonymous
Sorry, but that story is everywhere today. Saw it on the front page of washingtonpost.com. I haven't watched Grey's in 10 years and it was the first thing I heard this morning. |
Anonymous
| Anyone who is still complaining about spoilers in 2015 is a total loserboots. That ship has sailed. Get with the times. |
Anonymous
| Agree it's frustrating. I had an episode of The Walking Dead spoiled that way. |
Anonymous
| The trade-off to delaying watching a show like that is that you might encounter spoilers sometimes. If you want to avoid them, you really do need to stay off social media. Even if you don't follow the show's page, all it takes is one friend posting a spoiler to ruin it |