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Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot
45 minutes was enough for around 30 or so seasons, and that was with most episodes having two Challenges! The show has just become absolutely suffocated by its own twists. When each episode has to feature the Edge of Extinction, someone receiving an advantage and giving a stock confessional debating whether or not they should inevitably spend their Fire Tokens on said advantage, confessionals that only list names of other players, and TC whispers that you can't even follow along to, there's not enough time left to actually explain what's going on.
Basically what it comes down to is that if the show is unfollowable in its current state, which it absolutely is, that's a reflection on how the show is being produced and edited rather than just them needing longer episodes. When there are at least four of five moments that HAVE to be shown because of the nature of the game in its current state, they effectively just become white noise and don't lead to any forward plot movement and then we're left with a garbage episode like last night's.
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Agreed, but still the length is to me very important to feature all aspects of the game. Either less twists but better plot development, or a longer episodes with (not all) twists and more "surviving" aspect. I think a 90 minutes episode can do wonders to feature everything. Because really two tribal councils full of whispering is unwatchable
