Re:Kevin Spacey on the potential of Netflix to disrupt tradi...
by avalaunch on Monday September 02, 2013 @02:45AM
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Anyone who doesn't want that experience can still wait until the whole thing is out, probably just a few months, at which point it will still be available in the binge library, presumably forever. (I know some who prefer not to start a new series at all until the entire thing is finished, which is also okay.)
Likewise, I could say that anyone who doesn't want to watch them all at once doesn't have to. You can choose to watch only 1 episode a week.
Re:Kevin Spacey on the potential of Netflix to disrupt tradi...
by werid on Monday September 02, 2013 @03:22AM
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the problem is that these people tend to enjoy discussing "this week's episode" with their friends, and that's hard when they've watched the entire season/series.
Re:Kevin Spacey on the potential of Netflix to disrupt tradi...
by Tyrant505 on Monday September 02, 2013 @04:52AM
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This discussion of an ep or event in series happens regardless... You are just defending a timescale based on an old model as a reason for it to exist.
Likewise, I could say that anyone who doesn't want to watch them all at once doesn't have to. You can choose to watch only 1 episode a week.