Why TV Shows Like Fallout Should Drop Entire Seasons Instantly
- Ben David Grabinski criticizes Netflix's whole-season release model.
- Public reactions to Grabinski's remarks are mixed.
- Debate on best delivery method for TV shows amid rising franchise series.
- Marathon format fitting for modern, fast-paced lifestyle.
- Preference for binge-watching over committing to weekly viewings.
Ben David Grabinski's Views on Netflix's Release Model
Public Reaction to Grabinski's Remarks
Grabinski's comments stirred a mixed bag of responses online. Some internet users agreed, advocating for the thrill of mystery and speculation that comes with spaced-out show releases. Others, however, expressed their preference for having all episodes readily available, admitting that they often don't finish series that aren't released in one go.
Current Trend of Franchise Shows
Currently, several big franchise shows are making waves, including Amazon's Fallout and the new X-Men '97 animated series. With diverse TV consumption habits, the conversation around the best delivery method for shows is inevitable. Even Streamers Visuals' correspondent, Justin Carter, has joined the discussion, arguing that Fallout's weekly release exemplifies why shows should follow a similar schedule.
Personal Preference for Marathon Format
But speaking from personal experience, the marathon format offers a host of advantages. It's the only way TV shows fit into the modern, fast-paced lifestyle.
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The Case for Releasing Seasons All At Once
Despite not having started the Fallout series yet, knowing it's available in its entirety on Amazon Prime makes it more appealing. The prospect of marathoning it in one or two sessions is much more enticing than committing to a weekly viewing for the next two months.
Life's Pace and TV Consumption
As a child, I had more time to dedicate to live TV. But now, committing to a weekly TV show feels more disruptive than setting aside a couple of days to binge-watch at my own pace. I'd rather have a long movie night than dedicate my next eight to 12 Thursday nights to a show. After all, I don’t even know what I’m going to be doing tomorrow, let alone a specific night for the next six weeks.
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