Finding stuff to watch on Netflix is not always easy, but I was happy to find recently that the very pleasing Irish comedy Moone Boy (of which I had only ever seen the first season on Australian TV) is currently on Netflix - but only until 30 March!
So, I have 12 episodes (the total of Seasons 2 and 3) to watch in quick succession.
I'm not a binge watcher, though, and don't quite understand that practice. This may sound odd, but I just have the feeling that watching many episodes of anything in one sitting feels like its not really honouring the effort put into making the show. It just feels a bit wrong to consume so quickly something that took a long time to create. Anyway, I like to protract enjoyment. Why, when you find something you like, would you want to get all of the enjoyment done in a day, instead of stretching it over at least a few weeks?
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