#streaming habits

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

What’s your take on series culture turning every minor twist into a TikTok breakdown?

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

Are you watching more foreign series after TikTok’s global push?

Is the rise of "quieter" TV shows a response to screen fatigue?

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?

Are you watching more classic films because new ones feel recycled?

What’s your take on binge culture ruining weekly episode drops?

“Does watching movies on a laptop or phone make you a fake fan, period?”

What's the biggest mistake people make when binge-watching a multi-season series?

What's your take on the rise of fan theories and their impact on how we watch shows?

Would you ever watch a movie on your phone, or is that a purely "series" thing for you?

What's your take on people skipping the credits every single time?

How do you decide if a long-running series is worth finishing or not?

Would you switch from movies to short-form vertical series for daily entertainment?

Should we stop pretending that binge-watching entire seasons in one night is any different from junk food?

Is rewatching comfort series making us miss out on new gems?

Are sustainability concerns making you stream less or choose differently?