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  1. 12-Dec-2023 #16
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    Dang, I was hoping they'd be putting it all out in one go (like they did with season 3 of Jack Ryan this time last year).

    Oh well, I can see this trend becoming more and more of a thing - keeps people subbed, well, some anyway (others might just wait and then pile them all into one single month's sub). Get you hooked with a mini-binge, then dole it out week-by-week.

    Mind you, the binge model has it's downsides - you don't really get that weekly sense of anticipation, nor do you really get a chance to mull over what you've seen.

    No wonder so many people forget so many things they've only just watched - there's no time to think it over in one's mind before hoofing it on immediately to the next thing, and the next, and the next. Plus, some stuff is genuinely shite and forgettable, but the binge model, despite some benefits, is also kinda training our brain poorly (in conjunction with quick fix social media and online 'content', TikTok being the absolute worst for it).
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    I've done the first three episodes - great stuff, really enjoying it!

    I love all the little investigative/deduction details, like aliases all having the same first letter for both first and surnames so 'your signature stays the same no matter what; two letters with a squiggle after them'

    I do wonder one thing though ... surely Reacher stinks a bit? He's just rocking around in one set of clothes the entire time, occasionally changing t-shirt if it gets ripped ... ... his bollocks must reek like an onion patch. Or he's gifted with the ability to not sweat, haha.
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    Well, I won't be watching for 3 or so weeks so I'll be keeping out of this thread until then
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    Have you got around to S2 of Reacher yet, Neil?

    I friggin' loved it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MinionZombie View Post
    Have you got around to S2 of Reacher yet, Neil?

    I friggin' loved it.
    3 ep in... Trying to watch it with some of the family so can only watch it when diaries align...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    3 ep in... Trying to watch it with some of the family so can only watch it when diaries align...
    Ah, right. Are you all enjoying it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MinionZombie View Post
    Ah, right. Are you all enjoying it?
    Not as much as S1 so far, but still v good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    Not as much as S1 so far, but still v good.
    Sit Rep?

    It was interesting to see just how well the second season did in terms of viewing figures and popularity - and with a considerable percentage (well over 40% IIRC) of the viewership being female.
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    Enjoyed the second series,but it was not as strong as the first one IMHO. Hopefully the third series can up the game a tad more...
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    Strange. I enjoyed season two more than the first (which I did very much enjoy as well).
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