New season of Shrinking started, still really good.
What's streaming that's good TV/movies
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Wife and I are finishing a couple other shows but that is next on the list. Really excited that's back.
Here's a couple interesting articles on it. They give some reasons for it, not sure they make a good case as to whether it is good or not, at least for the consumer, several are good for the producer.
Honestly there are a ton of articles on the subject of shorter seasons and long gaps between them that discuss the subject recently. I am surprised while looking for them how many there are. This is just a few.
It must be a subject of contention among many, I guess.
The Great Contraction: Why TV Seasons Are Shrinking And What It Means For The Industry — TVREV
The rapidly shrinking length of TV seasons is creating issues for media companies, impacting everything from retention to syndication. A look at how to handle this dilemma.
www.tvrev.com
Why TV Show Seasons Are So Much Shorter Than They Used To Be
There's a reason for shorter TV seasons.
screenrant.com
Why are TV seasons so short these days?
The very first season of Doctor Who had 42 episodes, the latest has eight. Why are TV seasons getting shorter and shorter?
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Stop making us wait so long between seasons of shows… please?
What is the appropriate amount of time to wait for a new season of a television show? It's not three years, that's for sure!
TV Seasons Have Gotten Shorter. That Doesn’t Mean They’re Better
Once upon a time, series ran 22 episodes a season, sometimes more. What have we lost now that they're a fraction as long?
Are shorter seasons ruining television?
Seasons of television have been getting shorter and shorter in recent years. Is that a good or a bad thing for TV? Let's discuss.
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This past weeks fun, a 2022-2024 Children's Books, Movies, Nursery rhymes Horror Film Fest…
Hansel and Grettle was decent.
Cinderella’s Revenge was laughably stupid.
Alice in Terror Land was dumb.
Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey 1 and 2 were bad.
Jack and Jill was really bad.
Mickey Mouse Trap was terrible.
Mary Had A Little Lamb was an abomination.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears: Blood and Porridge is next level ****. It a horror, but not just by genre.
Hansel and Grettle was decent.
Cinderella’s Revenge was laughably stupid.
Alice in Terror Land was dumb.
Winnie The Pooh: Blood and Honey 1 and 2 were bad.
Jack and Jill was really bad.
Mickey Mouse Trap was terrible.
Mary Had A Little Lamb was an abomination.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears: Blood and Porridge is next level ****. It a horror, but not just by genre.
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There's a new Kate Beckinsale movie on Prime, looks like a typical B movie action flick, but Kate Beckinsale.
I've never had Hulu and have a free month right now. What are the tv/movies that I should check it out while I have it on Hulu?
I'm going to look The Bear, The Handmaid's Tale.
Also some movies that you can only view through Hulu. Like I wanted to see Poor Things, so I watched it last night and it was good.
I'm going to look The Bear, The Handmaid's Tale.
Also some movies that you can only view through Hulu. Like I wanted to see Poor Things, so I watched it last night and it was good.
I believe Reservation Dogs is still on Hulu? That's awesome.
Just watched Shyamalan’s Trap on Max. My review: an absurd premise that somehow manages to escalate the absurdity all the way to the end.
Handmaids is well done.
I "kind of" knew what it would be about but its more dystopian that I could imagine.
Silo season 2 finally premiering in a couple weeks. Hate waiting 18 months - 2 years in between seasons only to get a handful of episodes that aren't even an hour. Makes me miss network tv.
Looking forward to that. Been waiting for Severance season 2 forever also.
Been 2.5 years since The Terminal List premiered too, I just don't understand what takes so long.
