Well, that was traumatizing.

[icepixie]

Yeah, I just watched "Victoria's Secret" and "Letting Go." Ow. Owowowowowowow. Oh, the trauma.

Did I mention "ow"? 'Cause that was painful, particularly the second half of VS.

And now, thanks to this show, there's a significant chunk of the "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" album I won't be able to listen to for a good long time. Gah.

(In this case, I'm kind of unhappy I spoiled myself for these episodes--not that there was a way to avoid that, seeing as I'd heard about Victoria maybe seven or eight years ago, when all I knew about this show was that it involved some guy named Fraser whose name seemed to make it into half the fandoms I followed at the time--because if I didn't know what was to come, I might've spent the the first part without the overwhelming sense of impending doom. Then again, maybe not. That many candles is never a good sign.)

Comments

[castalianspring.livejournal.com]

Oh man. Those episodes never stop being painful to watch. Beautiful, but painful. That was the first place I ever heard Sarah McLachlan songs, and I can't hear Possession without thinking of VS.

[suzvoy.livejournal.com]

I knew nothing about Victoria's Secret. I just watched it when it aired here.

TORE ME APART. CRIED MY *EYES* OUT. Mom actually had to hold me ;D

I didn't know Sarah McLachlan before those eps. It totally made me a fan *g*.

[rensong.livejournal.com]

Oh, god, I totally know how you feel. My Due South binge when I got my own season sets was put on hold for at least a week when I got to Victoria's Secret, because I knew it was just going to hurt. Again.
And even though I knew what was coming, it still hurt. Kinda makes me wonder if I bawled like a baby when the episode first aired, because I knew I'd seen it then, too.