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Spoilers?

• Forge36 6y ago
  After how many years is it not a spoiler?
  • nickt 6y ago
    https://xkcd.com/1053/ https://xkcd.com/1053/
    • grayhatter 6y ago
      Doesn't apply, not the same conversation. Discussions about limits on spoilers isn't the same as teasing someone for lacking knowledge on the same topic.
  • deleted 6y ago
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  • ipaddr 6y ago
    2 weeks after all seasons show up on netflix.
  • anoncake 6y ago
    When everyone who will ever want to see it has done so. So never.
    • SAI_Peregrinus 6y ago
      It's a spoiler if the enjoyment depends on surprise. It's not a spoiler if the item can be enjoyed for its own sake. Anything you can re-watch/read/see/listen to/etc and still fully enjoy isn't spoilable. Some genres (like mysteries) depend on spoilers. For other genres the unspoilability of a work is often correlated with quality.
      • rsanek 6y ago
        Snape kills Dumbledore
      • anoncake 6y ago
        It's a spoiler if surprise enhances the enjoyment. If there are works for which that is not the case at all, they cannot be spoiled. I'm not aware of any, are you?
    • kingofpandora 6y ago
      So is Shakespeare off limits? Can I say whether Hercules managed to bring back Cerberus?
      • anoncake 6y ago
        It's safer not to.
      • grayhatter 6y ago
        JESUS! SPOILER?!
        • kingofpandora 6y ago
          Dude, I didn't even mention the Bible.
• rsstack 6y ago
  That is the least spoilery thing that can be said about the very complex two-parter finale from 2001.