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Hi everyone. I've noticed that people here seem to be really bad at watching TV, which leads to a lot of pointless arguments and misunderstandings. I wouldn't call myself an expert TV-watcher, but I do like to think I'm something of a 'dab hand'. Here are a few helpful tips for your future TV watching endeavors:
I hope that helps. If you have any further questions I will not be checking this thread, but you can feel free to email me.
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Is something wrong Do you want to talk about it
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Feb 1, 2018 23:45
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I have a question. So for shows like Game of Thrones, where all of the characters look very similar (scraggly looking white people with accents), do you have any tips and tricks for telling them apart? I always go through a few hours of "okay, who's this person again?" and it's really frustrating because it keeps me from understanding the show.
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Feb 2, 2018 01:06
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this is why I prefer shows with laugh tracks: I don't have to pay close attention to know what the funny parts are
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Feb 3, 2018 14:09
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Watch all TV at 2x speed. It's much more efficient. Especially these modern "prestige" shows because they're so loving slow.
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