Traditional broadcast schedules created simultaneous viewership, which in turn created event television. That model has largely disappeared. Streaming releases allow audiences to consume fixed content on their own timelines. This flexibility increases accessibility but fragments cultural moments. A show can be wildly popular without any single episode dominating a particular night's conversation.

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