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Honestly way better than having to remember everything that happened for an entire season thats basically 8, hour and a half long movies.
I struggle a lot with shows that have 2 or 3 year hiatus between seasons. (Who's that and why do I care about them?)
Same problem here. Unfortunately the only good solution is to wait until they are done and watch then.
I'm waiting for EastEnders to finish so I can start watching from the beginning.
Any day now.
I do this (I watch the first season when it comes out and then if I really liked it I'll wait until the whole series is complete so I can binge it in one go, and if I just thought it was just okay I'll watch the seasons as they come out because I don't care that much if I miss stuff on account it forgetting what happened previously) and I know it screws with viewership numbers when it comes time to decide what to renew/axe but when the alternative is rewatching the entire series every time a new season comes out...
(Otherwise known as the tale of why I've watched Bojack Horseman S1 five times)
The good shows will have a “last time on X “at the beginning of each episode, aka “The Previouslys”
Those are actually becoming an artform of their own. The best ones subtly hint at the areas of focus in the upcoming episode and get your mind tee'd up.
And the worst outright spoil twists for you.
I wonder who the mystery villain could be - maybe the character with a grudge from two seasons ago that the “previously on” chose to remind us about?
I just try not to pay attention to them.
Totally agreed
I'm more annoyed that shows blatantly and egregiously stretch the runtime, so that what could be a two- or three-hour film takes a season or two.