> Do you like stretched stories over many episodes? Calling it stretched seems to imply that you're lowering the quality to make it last longer. That just isn

> Do you like stretched stories over many episodes? Calling it stretched seems to imply that you're lowering the quality to make it last longer. That just isn't the case (most of the time). Look at a show like Stranger Things on Netflix - you could certainly trim and compress that story to make it work in a two hour movie, but it would probably be a very different story than what you get with the eight hour series. > with superior quality unseen in low budget TV series I don't know what your experience is with newer TV series, but there are plenty of them out there with large budgets and product quality to rival movies.