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This is backwards. And whatever this is, does not make sense to me. 1. You can just go to the show's subreddit and browse, or browse with filters such as top,
by rg111 5y ago
This is backwards.
And whatever this is, does not make sense to me.
1. You can just go to the show's subreddit and browse, or browse with filters such as top, hot, etc. And you can filter the time period.
2. You can use Google. This works great for me. Just type "the wire reddit" or "site:reddit.com the wire", and the first result will be the subreddit page, but if you scroll down, you will start to see threads from other subs as well. This way you can access more discussions outside of the dedicated subreddit.
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In a more general note, you can find all sorts of different stuff by using Google to browse reddit this way.
I have watched quite a few really good movies by searching "your top 5 movies reddit", "your favorite movies reddit", or "best movies reddit". I just go through the past viral threads and find highly upvoted responses, or responses with some of movies I liked and some that I haven't watched.
I have discovered Clue, Primer, Hot Fuzz, Tropic Thunder, The Big Short, etc. this way.
- hoten 5y agoOr, now you can go to this website and jump to the desired location quicker than ever. I list out some motivations in a different comment. Addressing the points: 1) This takes too long. 2) A google search usually works for me too, but not all the time, and sometimes requires multiple attempts. And I'm not trying to land on the subreddit: I want the thread for the exact episode I just watched.