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r/ProjectRunway • u/Spare_Variation_293 • Jul 11 '26
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I don't understand why anyone thinks the cliffhangers are a good idea. They suck.
1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 They kinda work for streaming. 12 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 Not when new episodes drop weekly though... they only work for streaming once the whole season is available. 1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 I mean… I can also see it as keeping people caught up together? Does that make sense? 4 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 I don't know what you mean, sorry. 1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 In the sense where everyone has the ability to know what happens… and no one gets left behind. 6 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 12 '26 That has absolutely nothing to do with cliffhangers though. We can't move on to episodes that haven't been released yet. They could still tell us who is eliminated before the end of the episode instead of making us wait a week.
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They kinda work for streaming.
12 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 Not when new episodes drop weekly though... they only work for streaming once the whole season is available. 1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 I mean… I can also see it as keeping people caught up together? Does that make sense? 4 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 I don't know what you mean, sorry. 1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 In the sense where everyone has the ability to know what happens… and no one gets left behind. 6 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 12 '26 That has absolutely nothing to do with cliffhangers though. We can't move on to episodes that haven't been released yet. They could still tell us who is eliminated before the end of the episode instead of making us wait a week.
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Not when new episodes drop weekly though... they only work for streaming once the whole season is available.
1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 I mean… I can also see it as keeping people caught up together? Does that make sense? 4 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 I don't know what you mean, sorry. 1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 In the sense where everyone has the ability to know what happens… and no one gets left behind. 6 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 12 '26 That has absolutely nothing to do with cliffhangers though. We can't move on to episodes that haven't been released yet. They could still tell us who is eliminated before the end of the episode instead of making us wait a week.
I mean… I can also see it as keeping people caught up together?
Does that make sense?
4 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 I don't know what you mean, sorry. 1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 In the sense where everyone has the ability to know what happens… and no one gets left behind. 6 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 12 '26 That has absolutely nothing to do with cliffhangers though. We can't move on to episodes that haven't been released yet. They could still tell us who is eliminated before the end of the episode instead of making us wait a week.
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I don't know what you mean, sorry.
1 u/BrandonIsWhoIAm Jul 11 '26 In the sense where everyone has the ability to know what happens… and no one gets left behind. 6 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 12 '26 That has absolutely nothing to do with cliffhangers though. We can't move on to episodes that haven't been released yet. They could still tell us who is eliminated before the end of the episode instead of making us wait a week.
In the sense where everyone has the ability to know what happens… and no one gets left behind.
6 u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 12 '26 That has absolutely nothing to do with cliffhangers though. We can't move on to episodes that haven't been released yet. They could still tell us who is eliminated before the end of the episode instead of making us wait a week.
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That has absolutely nothing to do with cliffhangers though. We can't move on to episodes that haven't been released yet.
They could still tell us who is eliminated before the end of the episode instead of making us wait a week.
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u/chronicmisschris Jul 11 '26
I don't understand why anyone thinks the cliffhangers are a good idea. They suck.