He was great as the sleezy cousin I thought.

No, and a lot of shows have recaps at the beginning

Multiple shows. I can't really binge a show otherwise it just gets too much. I need variety.

He was an actor. Not real.

I want that big orb thingie from The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.

I have to be in the mood to watch multiseasons show: I either watch the seasons in a row or I don't watch it at all. That's why lately I've only been watching limited series while Mad Men is side-eyeing me from my plan to watch list.

She has plenty of growth, that’s what the entire last 2 episodes are about. A lot of the characters have growth but Velma stops having hallucinations, finds out she’s bi sexual and has always had love for norville and stops treating him like shit.

Says every Hugh school student.

Not even you believe that

I saw all the negativity publicity from people on both sides of the political spectrum and was immediately intrigued. I watched the whole thing, I think I laughed maybe 3 times. It was terrible. Mindy dragged that show through the mud just to look woke when in reality it did the opposite for her. She just comes off as hateful. Like the show. Pure trash.

• "Hey I watched the whole season and it was really really bad!"

OP:" Lies, noone watches so much of something they hate!"

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• "I thought it was pretty bad"

OP: "Did you watch it?"

-"Yeah the first couple of episodes"

OP: "that's a no!"

i usually watch the whole show. i'm just about to finish the deuce which is only 3 seasons but i've watched full runs of other long shows like 24 and Lost. i find it better to stay inside the one world instead of jumping from something prestige to a show that's completely different

i can understand people who can't do that though. it does get a little fatiguing sticking with the same characters for 50-100 hours and the writing also plays a huge part in the longevity of interest but it's still my preference

Every time I finish a season of anything I take a break to watch something else. That something else can be a new show or the continuation of a show I took a break from.

For example these days I'm watching S2 of 'The Goldbergs' every evening to relax after I turn off my phone and when I'll finish it I'll start the final season of 'The Office'.

Usually have 1 show being binged then a couple of currently airing shows that I'll watch the newest episodes as they release. Sometimes I have more current ones on the go but I try not to as it often ends up feeling like an obligation rather than entertainment when I try to keep up with too many.

As for taking a break to binge something else in the middle? Sometimes but tends to be if I'm getting bored of the first one and usually ends up in it being dropped.

Dont you forget some things when you go back to the show?

I can’t watch just one show without getting bored, I watch multiple shows

You know what they call the doctor who comes bottom of the class in medical school?

Doctor.

By focusing on psychiatry. Doing the bare minimum of anatomy and physiology.

He's also very competitive where his brother is concerned. I imagine he didn't want to be outdone by Frasier.

I enjoy all the white males on reddit crying about fred's small dick while in their comment history you can literally find them making the same jokes about asian men

You get a taste of hollywood's representation of asian men for 50 years, representation you not just encourage, but demand, and it's all crying tears of blood

The Night Of, also on HBO, is the most terrifying TV show i've watched

Or if it's like Seinfeld or Always Sunny, show these people getting their comeuppance.

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no i used that as an example, i said “someone” is this a troll? i’ve liked shows and ive not liked shows, i dont like this one at all but its still not at the level people make it out to be, i feel like i’m just repeating myself

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