I am a big fan of binge watching. Huge fan. I have even gotten into heated conversations over the merits of binge-watching. Although, I have not recently been able to do that with my current favorite shows. Sadly, the pandemic has taken up too much of my time. As it has for so many.
When I have had time to sit and watch television shows, I haven’t been able to motivate myself to watch my newly recorded shows. What I have actually done is watch – binge watch old shows. For some inexplicable reason, I binge-watched Dexter from its very first episode. Then I binge-watched Lucifer. And so forth.
I suppose my binge-watching of old shows is akin to eating a bowl of chicken soup or mac & cheese. I may need a familiar plotline. I may need familiar characters. I may need old standard, predictable villians. Who doesn’t these days?
Categories: Culture, current events, Pop Culture, Psychology, TV
psychologistmimi 
Binge rewatching āLuciferā right now. Two episode a night. Nothing else. Great fun!
LikeLike
High five!!!! Enjoy
LikeLike
Nothing wrong with “comfort” be in in terms of food or programs. Enjoy.
LikeLike
Yes, indeed š
Hope all is well
LikeLike
Hehe as usual iām Binge Writing
Blood Circulation Says
Get Up and Move Too
Oh Lord it was so
Nice No
Screens
to See when
the Military
Gym Was Open then
Or at the Dance Hall
All thatās Left now Mostly
is Just Temptation to Binge write
so
thatās
what iām
Doing for
1 Second More..
Covid-19 2020
Binge Writing it is for NoW..:)
LikeLike
Yes, binge watching can indeed cut off circulation
LikeLiked by 1 person
Dance next
Againš šŗ š
LikeLike