Talk:IDo/@comment-2109318-20101012042103/@comment-1955802-20101012070935

@LitLiberation, The promos are called a 'teaser' for good reason: they tease the audience into watching and usually doesn't show the entire context so whatever happens in the teaser isn't how it is perceived when you later see the entire episode. Don't take it seriously if you are Seddie or Creddie for that matter. The teaser promo will NOT decide which way it goes in the end--they have a whole season (maybe more than one?) to resolve it, if it ever does get resolved--which it may not in the Seddie/Creddie context.