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Watching an entire critically acclaimed television season in one totally continuous sitting

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Devouring a carefully crafted narrative arc in a single massive gulp completely ruins the intended dramatic pacing. The bleary-eyed viewer emerges from a dark room thoroughly entertained but entirely incapable of integrating back into standard society.

Watching an entire critically acclaimed television season in one totally continuous sitting
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