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The Mini-Season Trend
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<blockquote data-quote="Karin Schill" data-source="post: 197836"><p>I also really miss the long seasons. Probably because I am not a binge-watching person. I usually watch one episode/day of a show I like at the time on DVD. It's a pattern that has stuck with me since I was a teenager and the great soaps of the 1980s were being rerun at that pace. Sometimes I watch two episodes/day. At the most I've watched 5 episodes of Dynasty in one evening (to get rid of the Rita plot) but that was back in 2007.</p><p></p><p>So since I don't binge watch shows I don't like the shorter format. I'd rather like my shows to last longer and to get to know the characters better, which you do when the show has a slower more character driven focus rather than plottwists focus.</p><p></p><p>I miss the days when you could look forward to watch a new episode/week on TV. I still remember the happy feeling I had when it was Tuesdays and it was time for a new Desperate Housewives episode on Swedish TV a decade ago.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Karin Schill, post: 197836"] I also really miss the long seasons. Probably because I am not a binge-watching person. I usually watch one episode/day of a show I like at the time on DVD. It's a pattern that has stuck with me since I was a teenager and the great soaps of the 1980s were being rerun at that pace. Sometimes I watch two episodes/day. At the most I've watched 5 episodes of Dynasty in one evening (to get rid of the Rita plot) but that was back in 2007. So since I don't binge watch shows I don't like the shorter format. I'd rather like my shows to last longer and to get to know the characters better, which you do when the show has a slower more character driven focus rather than plottwists focus. I miss the days when you could look forward to watch a new episode/week on TV. I still remember the happy feeling I had when it was Tuesdays and it was time for a new Desperate Housewives episode on Swedish TV a decade ago. [/QUOTE]
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