[REQ] Emily of New Moon, TV Series (1998– )

[pillowbaker]

True, very true. It is also why I am not concerning myself with watching the entire thing. It is also a great point, that we will have plenty of options for the future, even without the long TV series. With the amount of material we are able to accumulate, the way I handle TV series, is I allow myself not to worry about whether I watch the entire thing or not. Often, the first few episodes of an episodic TV show have a decent amount of narrative and set up for character designs, which can be fairly engaging. This way, it simply feels like I watched a couple of connected short films!

Even without the time I'd like to have to simply watch all the movies I've gotten, I have commented that it feels like I am saving up for retirement. Sometime well in the future, I'll be able to watch them all, assuming I don't keep myself too busy!

[Night457]

I still have about 20 movies to watch atm.

I allow myself not to worry about whether I watch the entire thing or not.

Clearly I am lacking the self-control you both have.

I have many terabytes of unwatched movies ... and I HAVE to finish what I have started, unless it is truly awful. So I obsessively download tons of movies, and I can not allow myself to start a series unless I am willing to invest the time to finish it. Although this at least is a case where I could read a book to find out how it ends! Or I suppose I could watch the first 3, middle 3, and last 3 episodes of the entire series ... Hmmm ...

I have commented that it feels like I am saving up for retirement.

If you also retire from downloading movies, that might work. Otherwise you will just keep downloading more! You might have to cancel your Internet once you reach retirement.

It reminds me of the multiple times I have pushed myself to finish reading all the books I had accumulated. As long as I was actually reading, I was making progress ... but with my mind engaged and interested in reading books, I would continue to get MORE of them. The only way to stop the accumulation of books was to lose interest in reading.

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[ghost]

Thanks a lot for this massive post, E9!

But will you please stop posting ed2k links, if you don't share them. Thank you.

[Amelia]

I really love the series and I think it was even more in-depth and dramatic than "Anne of Green Gables" and I loved them just as much.

Both series are also set on Prince Edward Island, Canada, and feature coming-of-age stories told from the perspective of young, active girls.

But the series is more poetic, prose story, each episode is a unit drama, telling a theme, about family, friendship, love, birth, old age, illness, death... all these independent stories promote the growth of the characters.

I really like the two characters and actors Emily and Ilse. They are the best friends and sometimes the most "vicious" enemies. There was an episode that impressed me that Ilse almost died due to pox infection, and they took care of and witnessed many people and children around them died.

I recommend the series to everyone, regardless of age, it is sure to be rewarding.

I'd like to rewatch the series if there's a clearer and higher quality version available there, and the only resources I can find at the moment seem to be some sort of shoddy restoration featuring blurry and weird images in most of the non-close-up shots.

This is definitely a classic series worth to watch again.

[Moonee]

is this in a way similar to anne of green gables