Did you ever think about how the writers back then had to fill 22 hours of TV a year and just how much filler that means? Like in ER there are whole episodes where the plot barely moves because they needed 44 minutes of something. But when you binge it, that filler turns into this weird comfort thing where you just hang out with the characters. I mean a normal person watching week to week in 1998 got maybe 25 minutes of actual story per episode. Your sister got the same thing but in one long blur. Idk it seems like the shows were built for people who forgot half of it by the next week, and streaming kind of breaks that.

Cut the pads a hair wider than the chip so they compress a bit when you clamp the sink down. I did the same cheap roll thing on my V1 and the hotspot dropped about 8C, but the fan still ramps because the die itself runs hot. Did you measure actual temps before and after with a probe or are you going off how warm the exhaust feels? Curious if the 1mm actually makes good contact on the Switch's uneven die or if it's just filling the gap.