How many consecutive episodes of a TV or streaming show would you have to watch at minimum to consider it a “binge-watching” session?

How many consecutive episodes of a TV or streaming show would you have to watch at minimum to consider it a “binge‑watching” session? Published on February 20, 2020 → Survey conducted on February 20, 2020 on 7313 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

At least 2 episodes

At least 3 episodes

27%

At least 4 episodes

22%

At least 5 episodes

13%

At least 6 episodes

At least 7 or more episodes

10%

Don’t know

15%

At least 2 episodes

At least 3 episodes

27%

At least 4 episodes

22%

At least 5 episodes

13%

At least 6 episodes

At least 7 or more episodes

10%

Don’t know

15%

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