Even before the start of the quarantine, the best way to describe my viewing habits, is that it is in a constant loop. I barely watch anything new because I like to binge watch a show. If I like I do not want it stop so I mostly watch the same shows in rotation. Until a show that is on a list I have has completed the season they are currently on. The show I would watch would be sitcom or anime and/or cartoon. Like this past week I have re-watched the first three season of My Hero Academia waiting for fourth season to be completed in dub, re-watched KonoSuba, the third season of Netflix’s Castlevania, and the first four season of Community. Then if I’m not watching those shows I would be on YouTube listening to anime OST, What If(s)… , or watching Let’s Play. As I type this I am currently listen to JonTron’s Flex Tape video then Dragon Ball WHAT IF. If I am not watching a show or on YouTube I will be on my social media site Funnyjunk reading or watching whatever content is on feed. Also while I am viewing all of that I be working on some schoolwork, eating, playing Borderlands 3, or doing some little exercises. Now that is my weekday viewing routine on weekends it is about the same but it is also the time when I re-watch or start to watch movies.  Either for fun, for this class or another one, films that I have watched for another class are Two-Lane Blacktop, Mad Max 2 The Road Warrior, Paris, Texas, and Thelma And Louise. I have re-watched Avengers: Endgame, Joker, and Dragon Ball Super: Broly I have watch some stuff that are new to me like Frozen 2, My Dinner With Andre, and One Piece: Stampede. So that is viewing habit and I feel like I conclude that I am just a creature of habit but I am also really lazy so I really never took the time to look for something new to watch. I don’t mind if someone would suggest a show or movie for me to watch but I can say one thing is that if this pandemic continues my viewing habits may not change. I’m kind of a mountain of procrastination and laziness.

Here Are Examples Of My Viewing Habits