During my film studies course last year, our professor emphasized how episode spacing affects thematic absorption... Your chapter approach resonates because it forces intentional pause, similar to how novels use chapter breaks for reflection. But what's often overlooked is how this method can alter your perception of season-long arcs... making you notice structural patterns instead of just plot points. For instance, with 'Better Call Saul,' I watched one episode per week and found myself analyzing cinematography and moral decay over time... rather than getting swept up in cliffhangers. That deeper engagement made discussions richer, but it also meant I had to avoid spoilers and social media buzz... which added a layer of discipline. So while binging immerses you, paced viewing like yours can transform a show into a literary experience... revealing layers that quick consumption often misses.