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Running out of content to watch... / How do y'all find interesting content to watch?

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Running out of content to watch... / How do y'all find interesting content to watch?

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Casual Conversation @lemm.eeEnglish · 8 days ago

Basically:

Find a Youtube Channel / TV Series
Binge watch it all quickly
Bored again
Spend a lot of time looking up stuff to watch, but nothing looks interesting
Repeat

Usually stuck on Step 4 longer than actually watching something, so I just browse news/reddit/lemmy or read random wikipedia articles until I find something to watch.

How do y’all do Step 4 correctly? How do y’all find stuff that’s interesting to watch?

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I watch (and read) about a wide variety of hobbies and also throw in regular TV (usually on Pluto, Roku, or Tubi) as filler (usually while I’m doing something else too).

Also, go take breaks to do stuff in the physical world.

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