I have all but quit watching TV shows when they are broadcast. I believe I stopped watching live TV shows when Friends went off the air before DVRs were a thing. I don’t like commercials and with Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, and other knockoffs, you can watch an entire season rather quickly. Once the streaming services became available it made it too easy to watch what I wanted on my schedule. There are some shows that I like to keep up to date on so I will wait about a month until they get at least 4 shows in the books before I begin watching. Then there’s that awful waiting period for them to get another 4 episodes in the queue.
The problem today is we’ve been tricked into watching commercials again. Now each service has a “premium” tier with no ads. They’ve gone back to releasing shows every week so no more binge watching when a new show comes out. That way you can see more ads. Unless you pay!


The mid and end-credit scenes are just a way to get you to read all the names of the people who made the movie. That, and see job titles that didn’t know existed. You will then wonder how much an assistant food dolly gripper makes and if it’s the right career move at this point in your life.







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