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- Pre-TV era: Novels and radio dramas (30–60 min episodes) were the primary home entertainment.
- Golden Age of TV (1950s–2000s): Broadcast networks built schedules around 30-min and 60-min slots. Appointment viewing created shared cultural moments (e.g., MASH* finale, Seinfeld).
- Prestige TV era (2000s–2010s): HBO, AMC, and later streaming services (Netflix, Amazon) proved that complex, serialized long-form could rival films in quality (The Sopranos, Breaking Bad).
- Streaming explosion (2010s–present): Binge-releasing entire seasons of 8–13 hour-long episodes changed consumption habits — from weekly ritual to immersive weekend marathon.
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