Watch what you want. Don’t force yourself to watch something you’re not invested in or don’t care about.

"what did I do?" Ruined my healing process, LEAVE ME ALONE

Prison Break fell off hard after season 1 and then got even worse after season 2. As long as you finished S1 and S2 you are good.

Vikings falls off quite badly too towards the end of S4. As long as you have finished seasons 1-4 you are good.

Breaking Bad gets better and better. I recommend continuing as the pacing does pick up. It is a very good show throughout.

>a lot of other less known shows. Even try watching a single episode it's difficult, because the tought of watching it gets me so bored that I never start to watch. What would you do in this case?

It's not ideal but maybe put some scenes in 1.25x or 1.5x speed. At the end of the day all that matters is if you enjoy the show, it isn't an assignment.

There are many shows people love that I thought were pure crap and dropped. Some I forced myself to watch and just ended up wasting my time. Media is subjective.

Who knows maybe you might enjoy them some time later. They just aren't for you now.

I feel like this is a side effect of "binging" shows. When you watch something week to week, you have a chance for some natural excitement to build up and give yourself a break if you didn't like a particular episode. Trying to power through so many episodes at once ends up feeling like a chore, no matter how much you like a show.

I'll often take a break from shows for a few days, or even weeks, when I start to feel things drag, and when I go back to them, I limit myself to one or two episodes at a time to keep from getting burned out again.

you can't expeience everything. stick to what interests you at any given time.

Leave the old shows on hold until/ if ever you get interested in them again.

Watch episode one of all the new shows you are interested in, then pick your favorites to continue watching.

You can't watch everything just watch what is a best fit for you.

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