cdc2001c wrote:
Sometimes I have to know everything about a subject and will not stop for a while, sometimes consuming days and hours until I reach a point where it bores me and I move on to another subject. I have done this throughout my life in all subjects, when I thought I had mastered them I got bored and moved on to another. I find myself even doing that with TV shows now, I wait until a series has ended or has run along time, then go buy them all on DVD and sit down and watch them all pretty much at the same time. I annoy my family because I like to FF the movie while having the subtitles on so I can read what they are saying without having to wait through all that nonsense dramatic music or pauses, just so that I can know the story and follow along till the next one. And if a scene comes up that I like I watch it over and over again. I learn about the cast and crew, what other projects they are working on , even family history sometime, (no I am not a stalker or anything I just find myself wanting to know everything.) I too can get lost on Wikepedia for hours on end constantly clicking on the links within the articles to know more information.
That sounds like a frightful waste of money, buying DVDs just to fast-forward through them!

I watch shows as they come on TV and catch up on old episodes during reruns. In the end, I only buy the episodes that I've missed or my favourite ones.
IMDb.com is another good source for information on actors and directors.
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