You know, I still can't adjust to knowing K/W isn't an OTP for you.
I guess I'd say that it's the closest thing I have to an OTP for Kel, but not for Wyldon? :P
Canon isn't a requisite for me, either. I think it just so happens that the pairings are presented in a light that feel more *right* to me, and I don't know if it's because I put emphasis on the pairings, or the author does.
With Queer as Folk, it was an 8-episode UK series that was sort of "translated" for US audiences, with different cast, locale, and some themes. (for example, since it came out ten years ago, Michael was a comic book nerd, while his UK counterpart, Vince, was a Dr Who junkie.) They transformed it from eight episodes of perfection to five seasons of a combination of near-perfection and crap. :P But Michael/Brian is still my OTP, even as the American version butchered it.
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Date: 2010-09-29 12:17 pm (UTC)I guess I'd say that it's the closest thing I have to an OTP for Kel, but not for Wyldon? :P
Canon isn't a requisite for me, either. I think it just so happens that the pairings are presented in a light that feel more *right* to me, and I don't know if it's because I put emphasis on the pairings, or the author does.
With Queer as Folk, it was an 8-episode UK series that was sort of "translated" for US audiences, with different cast, locale, and some themes. (for example, since it came out ten years ago, Michael was a comic book nerd, while his UK counterpart, Vince, was a Dr Who junkie.) They transformed it from eight episodes of perfection to five seasons of a combination of near-perfection and crap. :P But Michael/Brian is still my OTP, even as the American version butchered it.