-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Postscript: Hypernormalization has a LOT of filler, in the form of redundant content and long stretches of stock footage that "fit in" but do not contribute to the narrative. This is not at all typical of Curtis' work - as far as I know it's unique to this presentation. To me this suggests that a LOT of content may have landed on the cutting room floor after review by the BBC.
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