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by cateye
144 days ago
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Turkish TV series have been operating on this exact "second screen" logic for decades. They are massive global exports specifically because their 140-minute episodes rely heavily on meaningful stares, flashbacks, and circular dialogue. They are designed for people ironing or cooking; you can leave the room for twenty minutes and miss absolutely nothing. Personally, I can't bear them, the constant spoon-feeding is torture if you are actually paying attention, but Netflix is effectively just adopting this proven, low-attention retention strategy. |
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Damn, this explains Brazilian and Indian soap operas so well too!