Binge-Watching
Binge-watching is the practice of consuming multiple episodes of a TV show or video content in a single, prolonged sitting, often driven by the addictive pull of storytelling. This modern habit has been supercharged by streaming services that drop entire seasons at once, turning what was once a weekly ritual into an all-night marathon, but it can also spark conversations about its effects on sleep and screen addiction.
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In 2013, 'binge-watching' was officially added to the Oxford English Dictionary, reflecting its rapid cultural rise, and by 2015, Netflix reported that a staggering 70% of their viewers engaged in it, prompting them to design shows with 'binge-friendly' cliffhangers to keep audiences hooked.
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