Another TV show question

PaulaDahla

So has anyone here had a cuddle buddy turn them onto a new series that you two watch together? I have and here's the thing, life is getting in the way of cuddles and I really want to keep watching. I'm seriously thinking about watching some with out him! He's seen them already anyway. Would anyone else watch? Or would you wait??

Think I would watch because the other person may go watch when you’re not around anyway, maybe.

11rollover

If he's already seen them then he shouldn't mind. Congratulations on finding someone BTW .

PaulaDahla

He has already seen them when it first came out, guess it's a discontinued series but we started at season one and it's been a long time for him also so...

But it does seem that guys just don't care that much about where they pick up they seem to be able to just watch an episode and not worry about everything in between that one and the last one they watched. I can't stand that, I need to watch each in order if it's a series like that.

Do any other cuddle couples have a series that they have begun watching together? It's pretty fun actually, to binge watch and cuddle.

thanks @11rollover but he's an old one. It's best with the guys I had to cuddle not to allow any to be exclusive, or steady since everyone around here seems to equate cuddles to pre-sex groping. Ugh. As I mentioned to you earlier I have some messy stuff happening currently and just have that need for a cuddle so beggars can't be choosers.

I did have one partner that we both started a series together and neither of us had seen it before.
I'm not sure if that would be better or worse to watch ahead

UKGuy

If I ever find a cuddle buddy, I'll let you know. I can't even remember the last time I watched a TV show with someone else. However, on some series, each episode stands by itself, and one does not follow on from the other. I'm watching a series on Youtube now and it's difficult to find them in sequence, but it doesn't really matter since each episode is an independent story.

I prefer TV shows where you have to watch them in sequence...the bouncing around to independent stories either confuses me or makes me loose interest.

UKGuy

On the shows I'm watching, they didn't even air the episodes in the order they filmed them. so it makes no difference what sequence they are viewed. The problem with shows where each episode follows on from the previous one is if you miss one episode, you are screwed.