Not annoyed, yet. What I am annoyed by, is all the death. I’m also annoyed by writers who sorry, but like said before, don’t lift a finger in their brain cells to find more material. I realize you didn’t say there’d be no use for Hook, but the implication of that possibility is in your statements. To believe there would be no use for him, would be a blind and irresponsible statement to make. Blind to creativity, and irresponsible for not even trying.
If Hook dies, I probably won’t watch the show anymore. Not that anybody cares, but I’m just saying so. The reason? I am tired of having my heart dragged around by people who live in a vacuum. I know it’s just a story, but why do people become loyal viewers of any program? Because they get attached to its characters. Why? I watch tv to escape reality. Not, to be reminded of it. If I’m going to use a particular program to spend that time with, I’d like to know the writers of that program appreciate it.
Why don’t writers get attached to tv characters, namely the ones they write about? Because of the same reason why somebody who works at a restaurant may not care one way or the other, about eating the type of food they serve anymore. Yes, I know that on a first-hand basis. They’ve seen so much of it, that they have become numb to a consumer’s perspective. It’s like somebody who burns themselves so many times, that the nerves in that finger don’t work anymore. It’s lost its ability to feel and thus, becomes blind.