Tried mimicking our old book rhythm by treating each episode like a chapter. In my experience, I'd watch one, then spend a day mulling over character motives and foreshadowing just like with a novel. For our "Severance" discussion, that pace helped me catch subtle details others missed. That made our virtual meetups way more substantive, though your mileage may vary if the show is super cliffhanger-heavy.

Seriously, the fact that teachers are resorting to Legos and Avengers just to make education palatable says a lot about how broken traditional methods are. We're in an age where attention spans are shredded by TikTok, yet classrooms still act like textbooks are the pinnacle of engagement.