I barely enjoy tv shows anymore, I remembered when this first

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I just want to know how to appreciate shows like I did, take in everything when I'm watching and feel immersed

How do I get my escapism back?

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>>81922056
I was surprised they killed off the main character, or at least got rid of him. I remember genuinely feeling sad when the dodo killed a guy's friend at a football stadium.

>>81923685
>parasite kills the /x/phile friend at the stadium
Fuck, that got me, too. And Stephen sacrificing himself.

>>81922056
I went to a convention the other week and that younger, black haired dude was there to sign shit and take photos.

Everyone walked past him. It made me laugh so hard

>>81922056
I loved Primeval too. I loved the humor, and the characters were likeable too. I think - at least for me -it was so much fun because it was very realistic. I mean, sure, there were a few far fetched things, but it just "smelled" real to me, like it could happen in real life.

I'm from Europe so that's probably why, British landscapes aren't all that different from mainland Europe. It felt like home, whereas in American shows you just don't feel like the show is in a real place. Almost like watching a different universe.

>>81922056
I remember Primeval, that was a great and fun show.

Jason Flemyng was stellar in this. I wish he was in more stuff.

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1. You've grown older so you can't "escape" the same way you used to. As an adult you can't bury the feeling that you could be doing something else more productive.

2. You've been "redpilled". You see all the garbage identity politics and other trash propaganda.

3. You're just not watching shows that are for you. Maybe The Expanse has quality production values but it sucks otherwise or just isn't what intrigues you.

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>>81927800
All wrong, I watch no end of shows now 12 hours a day, films and asmr at night. One thing I can mention is when I go for a walk for a few hours and come back in the first half hour or so of watching something it feels like I notice a lot more subtleties, like my senses have increased I feel slightly more immersed but it wears off quickly

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>>81928153
If you watch shows that often it could be burnout. Maybe play some vidya or read for a while.

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>>81928514
You've been very helpful, just have to ask how can I fill the void once I finish Dollhouse and Angel finally realising I no longer have anything of Summer left to watch?
I don't feel the same after finishing TSCC

>>81928749
I loved TSCC for some reason. I don't think cancelling of any other show hit me that hard

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>>81928749
Eventually you'll find another actress with unique qualities that draw you in. Until then you could just re-watch your favorite clips.

>>81922056
Primeval was great BUT

What the heck happened to Claudia?

After the hours I dedicated to the show and buying the DVDs and toys, I really am annoyed they never touch it again properly.

What happened to her?
Remember when Series 3 was 20+ episodes with some wacky plots and then completely tanked?
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Series 4 and 5 are great in their own way. Jess is so so hot. Still really like her.

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>>81929175
But she is irreplaceable, Claudia Black, Alexa Davalos, Antje Traue, Jodelle Ferland, Aisling Loftus are all better actresses but summers character in TSCC is perfect

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>>81929504
There are a few actresses and characters that will resonate with you far beyond the others. The rarity of it makes it that much more a treasure when you find it.