#binge watching

What's your take on binge-watching, does it ruin the culture of appreciating a series properly?

Do you feel pressured to keep up with weekly releases or just binge later?

Are 90-minute movies replacing series due to short attention spans?

Do you actually enjoy One Piece, or are you just afraid to admit it's too long?

How do you handle friends who spoil the big twist in a series before you’ve even started it?

Does anyone else miss the feeling of having to wait a week for the next episode?

Would you ever rewatch a show just because it’s trending on TikTok again?

Do streaming platforms like Netflix actually kill movie culture by releasing too much content?

Have sustainability concerns made you rethink your binge-watching habits?

What's everyone's take on the recent trend of shows that feel more like a six-hour movie?

Why is everyone acting like binge-watching is the only way to watch a series now?

Do you still rewatch comfort shows despite rising living costs?

Do people who binge an entire season in one weekend really enjoy it more than weekly viewers?

Do you still watch full seasons or just TikTok recaps?

After price hikes, have you stopped watching new series on day one?

Does the rise of 'cost-per-view' models make you rethink binge-watching?

Is the "three-episode rule" a fair test for a new anime, or outdated advice from purists?

Is the 90-minute movie dead, replaced by endless serial-style content?

Is bingeing full series actually killing the movie theatre experience?

Is binge-watching actually destroying the shared experience of pop culture?