Alissa Wilkinson explores the phenomenon of hate-watching, describing it as a peculiar but compelling habit where viewers intentionally choose to engage with shows they dislike.
Critics Jason Zinoman and Margaret Lyons add that hate-watching often serves as a communal experience, igniting discussions among viewers as they deconstruct the flaws of their chosen shows.
The conversation highlights the paradox of abundance in streaming, where despite having numerous great options, viewers still opt for shows that invoke frustration and critique.
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