Netflix's 65-Episode Martial Arts Show Is So Good, We Forgive It For Not Making Any Sense

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Realism has become an increasingly important audience expectation for television dramas. Outside genres like science fiction and fantasy, TV dramas are generally expected to tell believable stories, with characters who behave like real people and plot developments that remain within the boundaries of plausibility. Even when dealing with extraordinary circumstances, modern prestige series tend to avoid the kind of outrageous twists and melodramatic soap opera-style storytelling, instead prioritizing grounded narratives that feel authentic and convincing.
Tom Russell

Netflix's 65-Episode Martial Arts Show Is So Good, We Forgive It For Not Making Any Sense

This Netflix sports drama is addictively wild.

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