The really easy dodge would be to focus on TV/film genre material -- say, Enterprise and Spider-Man 2, both of which have been criticized by fandom for Egregious Plot-Hole Syndrome.
Hmmm....
You know, that might actually work, if adapted, thusly: see if the panelists can get hold of the relevant novelizations -- two or three of the aired Enterprise episodes have in fact been novelized. Then talk about how the plot holes in the material as shown onscreen have been addressed by the novelizers as they expand and fill out the screen stories for print.
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Date: 2004-08-17 01:26 am (UTC)Hmmm....
You know, that might actually work, if adapted, thusly: see if the panelists can get hold of the relevant novelizations -- two or three of the aired Enterprise episodes have in fact been novelized. Then talk about how the plot holes in the material as shown onscreen have been addressed by the novelizers as they expand and fill out the screen stories for print.