binge watching

If your house is anything like mine, this television show is always on anyway. You might as well try to take that binge-watching time and turn it into cash, right?

If you love to watch scary movies, you have a chance to make some serious money. There's a little bit more to it than just watching, but it's pretty easy money. Here's how.

I've binged a lot of television in the last few years. Actually, I've probably binged an unhealthy amount now that I think of it. But, hey, we all have our vices and this is the healthier of 'em I have to believe.

The results are in.  Are you watching what the majority of New Yorker's are watching on Netflix?

I've had a couple of days to myself. So, of course, what does any self respecting adult do with a couple of days off? They watch an entire season of a television show they would usually have scanned right passed of course.

I thought this might be a good thing to start since I "binge watch" so frequently. Notice I'm okay admitting this because I don't feel like this is looked down upon these days. We all find ourselves doing it, don't we? A television show pops up on Netflix, you remember the

"Binge-watching" only became a term within the last few years, but I've been doing it long before it was the cool thing to do. Before Netflix, before "On Demand," heck, before DVD.

It looks like Hulu is paying big, big bucks for one of the greatest sitcoms in history.  They are betting that people will binge watch.  That brings up a question..