Holy shit, you guys!

I personally am of the opinion that you should never meet your "hero". Its is almost always a Let Down.

Tell him that he shouldn't have pushed for any early renewal of Angel.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]I personally am of the opinion that you should never meet your "hero". Its is almost always a Let Down. [/B]

This doesn't apply if your hero is Joss Whedon.

If he isn't what you expect it's a let down, but if he is what you expect you are still ending the evening with Joss Whedon as your hero..so that is a let down either way.

I personally think you should separate liking a person's body of work from having/needing to know or like the person themselves.

I may like a musician's albums & songs but that doesn't mean I want to hang around or judge them for the amount of drugs, alcohol or womanising they do.

Originally posted by Esau Cairn
I personally think you should separate liking a person's body of work from having/needing to know or like the person themselves.

I may like a musician's albums & songs but that doesn't mean I want to hang around or judge them for the amount of drugs, alcohol or womanising they do.

I agree, this is why when Mel Gibson turned out to be a douche it didn't make me like his films any less. Or at least the films of his I liked.

I always found irony in the fact that you see a junkie on the street, you ignore them.

But give that junkie a guitar, a microphone & a record deal & you end up paying their royalties to fund their destructive lifestyles.