I say "poor" because I stopped reading the comments around "Four Months Ago" which was an episode I loved and where there was non-stop bitching in the replies to his entries.
Let's just say there are around 350 comments on his Powerless entry, and Nathan really has a lot of fans. (Not that I was very fond of the cliffhanger, neat visual and structural parallels to Fallout aside, but I'm probably more enraged about the very idea that Nathan would be stupid enough to discuss plans to take down the Company in a high security vault that will obviously have surveillance of some kind. They really have to stop making plots work by having characters act like idiots.)
(BTW, I always was disappointed they did let Veronica check the paternity test at the end, because I loved the idea that she and Keith were father and daughter, no matter what the biology said, but I do understand she might have wanted to know because of the Duncan factor.)
I was actually hoping Keith would turn out not to be her biological father, since obviously he was her father in every other sense of the word, and Jake clearly wasn't (so, basically your approach, only with stamp of approval by the show). But yeah, it makes sense they cleared it up because of Duncan. Veronica actually made the decision not to look, btw, it was Keith who later issued a paternity test of his own.
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Let's just say there are around 350 comments on his Powerless entry, and Nathan really has a lot of fans. (Not that I was very fond of the cliffhanger, neat visual and structural parallels to Fallout aside, but I'm probably more enraged about the very idea that Nathan would be stupid enough to discuss plans to take down the Company in a high security vault that will obviously have surveillance of some kind. They really have to stop making plots work by having characters act like idiots.)
(BTW, I always was disappointed they did let Veronica check the paternity test at the end, because I loved the idea that she and Keith were father and daughter, no matter what the biology said, but I do understand she might have wanted to know because of the Duncan factor.)
I was actually hoping Keith would turn out not to be her biological father, since obviously he was her father in every other sense of the word, and Jake clearly wasn't (so, basically your approach, only with stamp of approval by the show). But yeah, it makes sense they cleared it up because of Duncan. Veronica actually made the decision not to look, btw, it was Keith who later issued a paternity test of his own.