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I so wanted to enjoy White Lines but it’s spectacularly uninvolving

The Netflix series feels like you’ve dropped an E and are waiting for it to kick in but nothing seems to be happening

When you’ve dropped an E and you’re waiting for ages for it to kick in but nothing seems to be happening: White Lines. Credit: Des Eillie
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