Have Websites Considered Simply Watching A TV Show And Finding Out What Happens

Out of morbid curiosity I looked at the Reddit for Severance a few times earlier this season. It consists mostly of

1. very stupid people making extremely obvious observations, or making the simplest possible deductions from the material presented, followed by other people commenting to say their observation is brilliant and they hadn't noticed that ("omg, did anyone else notice that Milkshake got upset from those paintings?");
2. character quotes from the episode as the entire message;
3. asinine theories that are completely ungrounded and seem to be based on what the commenter thinks a shocking revelation would look like, regardless of what came before ("I bet Ricken is secretly running Lumon!!"); and
4. people who, like this article alludes to, complain if the episode requires absolutely anything from them, including their attention.

It's like staring into the abyss.

Eh I always liked discussing each new episode of a show I am really into. Especually when someone points out things i missed.

That's one of the things reddit was really good for.