colls: (SG1 Vala_)
colls (she/her) ([personal profile] colls) wrote in [community profile] tv_talk2017-07-31 01:41 pm

Binge Watching



Let's talk binge watching! Personally binge watching is one of my all time favorite rainy day activities, it ranks right up there with getting-my-nose-stuck-in-a-book and playing Cards Against Humanity in my pajamas with a pack of friends, wine and pizza (am I over-sharing?).

Anyway, [personal profile] yourlibrarian recently linked this article (thanks for the suggestion!) Skip It: Why It’s O.K. to Start a TV Show in the Middle. What are your thoughts? Are you a purist and watch the entire show, in order? Or do you skip ahead to the good parts? Is the answer different if it's something you've watched before?

- Do you binge watch? If not, why not?
- What makes a show binge-watchable to you?
- How many of the 40 best shows to binge watch July 2017 have you seen? How many of these Best TV Shows of 2017 (so far) have you seen (or heard of)?
- Recruit and Recommend!! What are your top 3 binge-worthy shows?
caramarie: David from Prometheus with the cube of human accomplishments. (david and the cube of human accomplishme)

[personal profile] caramarie 2017-08-01 08:33 am (UTC)(link)
I watched the musical episode of Buffy at a friend's recently, having not seen more than a couple episodes before, and yes, I think you really need the context for it! We watched the episode after as well and that one was easier to appreciate without background.
yourlibrarian: Buffy jumps (BUF-LeapFaith-thesuthernangel)

[personal profile] yourlibrarian 2017-08-01 04:27 pm (UTC)(link)
I would think so, yes, because in Tabula Rasa even the characters have no idea who they are and what's going on. So it's easier to relate!