[ SECRET POST #5122 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5122 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've been enjoying streaming some pre-1980 TV during the pandemic.

1) The episodic nature is relaxing in that I feel no obligation to binge everything or even watch on a week-to-week basis to keep up with the story. I can watch as many or as few episodes at a time as I want and can step away from a show for a while if I want without worrying about forgetting the plot or falling behind. If I wind up getting distracted during an episode and didn't pay much attention, I'm not going to be lost when the next episode starts.

2) It's far enough removed from the present that it's an escape from all the anxieties of 2020/2021.

3) The hairstyles amuse me.

[(Anonymous)]

The episodic nature is *fantastic*. It's so much easier to just hold on to everything, there's less to worry and think about it, it's just so much calmer

[(Anonymous)]

Episodic structure especially has become increasingly important to me. I still like a long, fleshed-out story in theory, but I like them with clear endings than happen exactly when they need to. If even the writers can't determine how much time they'll get, I'd rather just have my story in small, self-contained chunks.