How long to binge a whole series
Multiply the episode count by the average length and you have the raw watch time. A 62-episode show at 47 minutes each is about 48.6 hours — two full days of nonstop viewing, or a few weeks at a relaxed pace.
Plan a realistic schedule
Nobody watches around the clock. Entering the hours you'll actually watch per day turns the total into a real number of days, so you can see whether you'll finish before the new season drops or a friend spoils the ending.
Handy for any playlist
The same math works for a podcast backlog, a course, or a film franchise. Swap episodes for parts and minutes for length, and you get the time commitment before you start.
Frequently asked questions
How is total time worked out?
Episodes multiplied by minutes each, shown as hours and minutes, then divided by your daily watching hours to get days.
Does it count intros and credits?
It uses the average length you enter, so include or skip intros by adjusting that number.
How long will it take to watch a whole series?
Multiply the number of episodes by their average length. 60 episodes of 45 minutes is 2,700 minutes — about 45 hours of viewing.
How do I plan a binge over several days?
Divide the total runtime by how many hours you can watch per day. A 45-hour series at 3 hours a night takes about 15 evenings.
Does skipping intros and credits save much time?
Over a long series, yes. Skipping a 1.5-minute intro across 60 episodes saves about 90 minutes — a whole extra episode's worth.