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Unseen (USA and UK) - one suggestion

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Jessica Morris6 Jessica Morris6 Active MemberOP
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joined Nov 2022
#1 ·
I just caught a comment from someone who was actually startled because they opened a thread for a German series, and it got me thinking about how we structure things here. I’d like to propose that we rephrase the "Unseen (USA and UK)" section so it serves as the primary hub for all prestige shows—you know, the ones that aren't soap operas, reality TV, or that kind of fluff... Unseen - other series doesn't really feel like the right home for starting discussions on shows like "Dark," or anything coming out of New Zealand, Canada, or Australia... since the audience watching those is essentially the exact same crowd watching American or British productions.
Right now, the "other series" area is mostly dominated by Turkish soaps and various local dramas from the old America era, which attracts a specific demographic that prefers that style, so we’d probably see much more meaningful discussion if everything high-quality was grouped under "USA and UK."
slywolf45 slywolf45 Regular
299 messages
joined Apr 2016
#2 ·
Fair point.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve wondered why this PDF insists on focusing solely on the US and the United Kingdom. It feels a bit narrow-minded when you consider the sheer volume of high-caliber, binge-worthy series coming out of places like Scandinavia, Australia, New Zealand, or Canada. There is so much incredible storytelling happening globally that doesn't fit into that specific binary.

It would be great if someone could address this oversight. 😳
lonebadger6 lonebadger6 Active Member
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joined Oct 2018
#3 ·
We’ll probably rename this soon, but feel free to start threads for great series from around the globe—just make sure you follow the subforum rules, specifically regarding content that stays

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