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What Counts as Binge-Watching? What’s considered a binge-watching session? Watching two or three hour-long episodes back-to-back can be OK. That’s basically the same as watching a long movie, and as far as we know, there’s nothing wrong with watching one long movie. However, when you start watching four or more hour-long episodes of TV at a time, that becomes a significant portion of your day that gets taken up. We consider that a binge....

9.Wake Up, Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie(2004) Fans ofAnchormanshould be familiar with the companion pieceWake Up, Ron Burgundy. This direct-to-video movie involves a group of terrorists called “The Alarm Clock” plotting a takeover, causing Ron Burgundy and his news team to save the day. While it’s in the same spirit asAnchorman,Wake Up, Ron Burgundyis really just a collection of outtakes, deleted scenes, and alternate takes from the first movie. It’s as if McKay and company made their own remake ofAnchormanfor home video....

10. Prince Florian in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) We start with the clichéd prince. Prince Florian is the name of the guy who shows up at the end ofSnow White and the Seven Dwarfsto kiss her and bring her out of everlasting sleep. There’s nothing about him as an individual person that comes across on screen to any notable degree. He has few lines and severely limited screen time before he lives happily ever after....

15. Ariel in The Little Mermaid (1989) As positive messages to young women go, Ariel was guilty of being one of the worst. Allowing herself to sign a deal with Ursula where she gives up her voice and existence just to acquire legs for meeting a boy? Not the right thing to do at all. The message was supposed to be one of being young and naïve; however, it comes across as encouraging one to change one’s self to meet another’s ideals of beauty....

9. What If… Thor Were an Only Child? The ending to “What If…? Thor Were an Only Child” isn’t enough to save it from being the most pointless and unoriginal episode of the season. The Watcher follows Thor in a universe where Loki wasn’t his brother. This means the God of Thunder never had any challenges in his childhood and ended up a spoiled brat looking to party. He subsequently turns Earth into a giant drinking festival and Captain Marvel is drafted to stop it....