[ SECRET POST #5398 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5398 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

In general, I agree. My best friends watch so many tv shows, they're always reccing shows to me and each other and while I'm sure the shows are good and I'm happy for my friends, I feel so burned out and I don't even watch a lot of shows. And yeah most shows have this intense couple of weeks where everyone is talking about nothing but the new cool show but then everyone moves onto the next show. I can't keep up and I choose not to, but I do miss the days of like, "Lost" or even the 3-4 years where "The Office" had a resurgence in popularity. Shows I enjoy, like "Succession" or "The Umbrella Academy", don't really have active fandoms unless you find a niche group of friends to fandom over with.

TL;DR "fandom isn't what it used to be, this old millennial is ranting about the good ol' days"

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like Succession is an exception

Actually, I feel like HBO is an exception in general, for some reason they're able to keep up momentum and keep people talking about their shows over a long period of time

[(Anonymous)]

Is it really people talking or mostly critics and media people which sets the pace/gives structure to the conversation for everyone else? Because their shows (lately) are not as popular generally speaking as they might seem from the coverage...