@hannah Seriously. I have always had this degree of reverence for credit rolls. Like you should stay and watch them even if you don't care exactly. It's showing respect for the people who made the film or show.

But no, the bastards want you to ignore those people and look at ~More Content~

@hannah I think Charlie Brooker talked about this a while ago, and said it's like when you finish the final page of a book, it's nice to just sit in the feeling for a while and not have someone immediately come up and start shouting at you to read a different book, which is what he thought the experience on streaming services was like

(of course, thanks to Kindle you can *actually* have this experience with books too)

@hannah
TV stations have been doing this for decades. It was still aggravating but at least then it made sense because they were trying to keep to a schedule. People were already tuning in for the next program.

With streaming, though, it's just purely attention hording and advertising.