This isn't new.... have you watched TV lately....
Haven't you been annoyed by... err, I mean seen the advertisements for the show that you're already watching ?
I mean really, ABC and SyFy have been doing this for well over at least a year. (I think. prolly longer.)

They show you a 5-10 second blip of whats coming up, either just after the commercial break, or just on the way to one.

Apparently we're just so busy doing other sh*t... err, I mean need to be reminded that we MUST watch to keep the Nielson ratings up, so that the producer can afford to make the next mind numbing MUST see, CAN'T miss episode. You know... the one we've been waiting for ? Right ?

Maybe if the content was worth watching, we wouldn't need to be ... brow beat.. err, I mean assaulted with all the adds for the prescription medication, err... hottest new vehicle, err.. injury lawyer promising us money for our "pain and suffering"

Oh.. BTW, thanks to the FDA/FCC (I blame you both equally) for giving us the privilege of being hypnotized by big pharma into believing that we need to tell our doctor that we must have this or that brand of this or that medication to solve our hypochondria-tic nature.

Wait... do guys here that... baa aaa aaaa - who forgot to lock the sheep in their pens ?

My "expert Optometrist" (who is in bed with the frame & lens supplier next door ( pick your favorite )) also did the same thing. Even after I told her that I "stare" at multiple 21" monitors for 12-18 hours a day, and rely heavily on the use of my peripheral vision, and eye movement. She, at some point, babbled on about how I'm going to need bi-focals, but that progressives would be better... bla... bla... bla. So, taking the attitude, Dr. knows best, I stupidly got the progressives. I like you, had the same problems, "Sweet" spot, exaggerated head movement to use the sweet spot, etc. etc... I took them back within 2 hours, after having driven and trying to work at my computer, I vowed never to get them again. It was like trying to look at the world through a straw. Absolutely ridiculous! How does anyone "get used" to that ? If needed, I'll get one or two pair of cheap reading glasses for near/reading/computer use, and a perscription for distance.