The Second Screen Theory
So, recently I came across this term called 'second screen viewing'. Which is the idea of watching tv/cinema while using your phone as the primary screen. Now, this got me thinking. And so I looked further into it. And it seems like there's more and more reasons to believe why your favorite shows or films on platforms like Netflix are getting dumbed down. This dumbing down effect is lowering the quality of storytelling. A lot of people have been speaking out about how streaming platforms like Netflix are giving them directives on making second screent content. And I was thinking about the problems that we had with the latest season of Stranger Things and it sort fits that checklist. Stranger Things have over the years gone from a scifi/mystery/adventure to a superhero / action like spectacle. Especially in the final season, it has simplified dialogues, clean visuals, fast cutting and pacing, and too much exposition as well. All of which plays into this second screen effect. So, in this video essay, I wanna present to you, The second screen theory, and how it affects the final season of Stranger Things!

The lost REALISM of Stranger Things

I think we have a sugar problem

Stranger Things 5 ACTORS Revealed Their PRIVATE LIVES after the show...

Why Stranger Things should've gone DARK

When you accidentally ruin your show

Wolfenstein: The New Colossus Critique - Business is Good

Uncanny Acting Choices That Make Obsession Unforgettable

Duffers Are SOOO Much WORSE Than You Think

Fixing Stranger Things Season 5

Alex Meyers: He's Always Been Weird About Movies… and women

Ariana Grande's Narcissistic Collapse (a deep dive)

Stranger Things Season 5 Being Devoid of Logic

No, season 4 is not why season 5 failed

The Failed Relationships of Stranger Things (Every Single One)

Film Theory: How to Make the RIGHT Wish (Obsession)

The Complete History of Dune (Frank Herbert's Books Only)

The Plot armor Problem

YOU From Beck's Perspective

Stranger Things Was Never Going to Have a Good Ending

