Caught up
Caught up adjective - Having become involved involuntarily.
With it
Both terms in one sentence
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As far as anyone can tell, Green got too caught up with other projects to bother with it.
Source: Orphaned Series -
An old Sesame Street skit has Ernie trying to play a rhythm game with Bert, who initially refuses...but then gets caught up in it, to the point where he wants to continue even after Ernie gets bored with it.
Source: I Do Not Like Green Eggs and Ham -
Captain Oblivious: Danny gets so caught up in his Berserker Rage that he often forgets the actual goal of the game, as when he recovers an onside kick and then keeps running around the field with it as opposed to downing the ball, forcing Falco to tackle him.
Source: Film / The Replacements (2000)
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