*waves* I don't mind the bursting in; we might disagree but at least we do it politely - we're an example to the rest of fandom :-P
to encourage the audience to put them together for themselves
As a teacher in an age where kids are only too ready to give up before they've even started and expect answers to be given to them on a plate, I am absolutely in favour of that method. Although, as you say, it's a difficult thing to pull off well, especially in a show like this, where the age range of the viewers is so wide.
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Date: 2010-12-30 12:50 am (UTC)to encourage the audience to put them together for themselves
As a teacher in an age where kids are only too ready to give up before they've even started and expect answers to be given to them on a plate, I am absolutely in favour of that method. Although, as you say, it's a difficult thing to pull off well, especially in a show like this, where the age range of the viewers is so wide.