I don't want to read an episode-by-episode recap of someone watching all 13 episodes of something I can binge in two days ...
I've spent a lot of time thinking this weekend about Jessica Jones and how the TV-recap model isn't serving it well.
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... which seems to have been the default. If I'm the kind of person reading recaps, I want a more thematic approach to Jessica Jones, right?
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@tiffany@Chronotope that tends to be what the Guardian does on simultaneous release shows. It's closer to an answer than most, i think.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@kevinpokeeffe it's sort of the lowest common denominator for people who don't want to think about TV coverage but want the clicks.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@tiffany TV criticism, and the culture desks built around earning clicks from tv viewers.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@Chronotope@tiffany to me, recaps fill the void of wanting to talk about what you just saw on TV. but when you don't have to wait for ...
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@tiffany@Chronotope as I rewatched X-files a while back, I stuck ONLY to the creature episodes, rather than the arc. it was fun! -
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