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Australia #8th fastest bingers, says Netflix.

Gilmore Girls tops the list of shows binged the quickest.

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Australia ranks #8th as the nation that is quickest at binging Netflix, according to the streaming giant.

Analysing its data, Netflix has revealed both the countries and the shows that are binge-heavy, and it has identified a new trend.

“There’s a unique satisfaction that comes from being the first to finish a story — whether it’s the final page of a book or the last, climactic moments of your favourite TV show.” said Brian Wright, Vice President, Original Series. “Netflix allows you to watch in a way you never could before, and there’s nothing better than seeing a show engage our members and ignite a passion for viewing.”

Gilmore Girls is the show viewers race to finish first, followed by Fuller House and Marvel’s The Defenders.

  1. Canada
  2. United States
  3. Denmark
  4. Finland
  5. Norway
  6. Germany
  7. Mexico
  8. Australia
  9. Sweden
  10. Brazil
  11. Ireland
  12. United Kingdom
  13. France
  14. New Zealand
  15. Peru
  16. Netherlands
  17. Chile
  18. Portugal
  19. Italy
  20. United Arab Emirates

 

  1. Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life
  2. Fuller House
  3. Marvel’s The Defenders
  4. The Seven Deadly Sins
  5. The Ranch
  6. Santa Clarita Diet
  7. Trailer Park Boys
  8. F is for Family
  9. Orange Is the New Black
  10. Stranger Things
  11. Friends from College
  12. Atypical
  13. Grace and Frankie
  14. Wet Hot American Summer
  15. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
  16. House of Cards
  17. Love
  18. GLOW
  19. Chewing Gum
  20. Master of None

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  2. I have never watched any of these programmes…. now if “the crown” was there, i would understand.
    I just don’t like the same programmes as other people, and life is just too short to binge for the sake of bingeing.

  3. The binge list does have an American / European look about it. Considering Netflix’s bottom line which looks reasonably good if the latest news is correct, the company will need to keep producing those bingeworthy shows, they may be creating an expensive monster for themselves.

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