Netflix knows we're more likely to be on our phones as we watch TV shows - and they're looking to appeal to distracted viewers.
The streaming giant is looking to create more content optimised for causal viewing, with an emphasis on repetitive plot points and overly scripted dialogue.
Film reviewer Kate Rodger says more and more viewers are repeatedly streaming the same set of shows in the background, and Netflix is hoping to tap into that.
"Whether it's Gilmore Girls, whether it's Suits - whatever it might be, we know everything that's going to happen and there's a comfort in that. It also means we don't really have to engage the brain or the synapses, we can just let it wash over us and we know what's happening."
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