Shows you probably aren't watching but should

Shows you probably aren't watching but should focuses on the modern streaming habit of endlessly scrolling for something to watch. The piece describes how, in an era of on-demand services, choosing a programme has become increasingly difficult, even after spending hours browsing lists. It frames the problem as time wasted without reaching a decision, despite the abundance of available content. The article is presented from the perspective of “a couple of telly addicts” who say they spend too much time looking through programmes. It implies the authors want to encourage viewers to consider less obvious options rather than continuing to search endlessly.