Viewership data backs this up: 65 percent of what 16-to–34-year olds watch is library TV, not new series. In other words, the dominant youth audience isn’t discovering new Hollywood shows — they’re rewatching old ones.
Good. Right?
The incredible TV backlog that (formerly) went largely unwatched is kinda insane. They don’t “expire”. But Gen Z has access, and apparently, awareness/searchability too.
Good. Right?
The incredible TV backlog that (formerly) went largely unwatched is kinda insane. They don’t “expire”. But Gen Z has access, and apparently, awareness/searchability too.
There are SO MANY triple-A levels shows with definitive endings that there’s no point in wasting time on new stuff unless you want to.
Another motivation would be pop culture, e.g. talking about ‘popular’ TV shows to friends, but that’s kinda faded and fragmented too.