Well, that would depend on how one feels about watching tipsy art lovers take in work like the installation by the artist Aki Sasamoto, whose current obsessions, the artist said, include "doughnuts, fortune tellers and hemorrhoids".
Other shows include Natalie Haynes on how contemporary obsessions with beauty date back to the era, Alastair Sooke exploring the great treasures of ancient Greek art, and former Apprentice judge Margaret Mountford telling the life story of Sappho.
Maybe Spike is trying to shine a light on how our obsession with ratchetness causes us to lose focus on what the real issues are?
That depends on the user, of course, but there's plenty of classic kids' obsessions on display — favourite colour, food, how many siblings you have, how old you think they are, and so on.
It takes dedication to becoming an expert on how to cook, but also an obsession with new flavors and trends and an awareness of your competition.
Champions League qualification looks a must for Villas-Boas, but much will depend on how the players adapt to their new manager's obsession with detail.
Visiting the home of Woolf and her husband, Leonard, she contemplates Woolf's literary obsession with "immersion and submersion, about going under and being washed away" — and speculates on how it foretold her death.
As Kenneth Baker wrote for the San Francisco Chronicle, Mr Richter gives viewers "an uncomfortable sense of spying on one man's analytical obsession with how painting works".This analytical obsession is on view in SoHo.
Attkisson speculated on how the Nixon controversy would have been handled in a world filled with today's television and social media obsessions.
It was impossible to guess how much was obsession and how much was put-on.
