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The future of /tv/ is BEYOND grim now that studio execs are deliberately dumbing everything down under the assumption viewers are going to be glued to their phones the entire time anyway.
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2025/jan/17/not-second-screen-enough-is-netflix-deliberately-dumbing-down-tv-so-people-can-watch-while-scrolling
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Anonymous
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The kind of crap this will effect is the kind of crap you shouldn't be watching in the first place
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Anonymous
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>>222520354
>how does this impact you personally?
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Anonymous
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>>222520354
It'll impact every kind of media, just look at how HOTD went from quasi-prestige television in the first season to a boring soap opera that has to reemphasize every plot point over and over and over
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They're gonna have to develop technology that disables all phones in the building while a movie is playing. It's the only way to save cinema.
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