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The industry might benefit from adopting models like Sheridan’s, emphasizing shorter waits, consistent scheduling, and a focus on engaging, well-crafted episodes rather than just spectacle or prestige hype. As streaming continues to evolve, the shared cultural experience of weekly TV shows may give way to more flexible, on-demand viewing. Still, the core challenge remains: keeping audiences engaged, invested, and eager for the next chapter in their favorite series.
In conclusion, the modern era demands a reevaluation of how television series are produced and released. Prioritizing consistent schedules, relatable storytelling, and manageable season lengths could revitalize audience interest and restore the communal joy associated with long-form TV entertainment.