Do you ever only watch some new episodes of a TV show you like?
Never. It's all or nothing for me.
7(20.0%)
Sometimes. I never miss an episode of my favorite shows, but there are other shows that I watch sometimes when I feel like it.
12(34.3%)
Always. TV's never important enough to care that much about missing occasional episodes.
8(22.9%)
I don't watch TV.
8(22.9%)
10 or 15 years ago, did you ever only watch some new episodes of a TV show you liked?
Never. It was all or nothing for me.
5(14.3%)
Sometimes. I never missed an episode of my favorite shows, but there were other shows that I watched sometimes when I felt like it.
5(14.3%)
Always. TV was never important enough to care that much about missing occasional episodes.
18(51.4%)
I was too young to watch TV or to decide about my own TV habits then.
3(8.6%)
I didn't watch TV (for other reasons) then.
4(11.4%)
If your answers to questions 1 and 2 are different, what's the main reason why?
I just have more/less free time now, and my habits changed.
15(44.1%)
TV shows are designed now more/less to get you hooked from episode to episode.
3(8.8%)
Shows are better/worse now, so I care more/less.
1(2.9%)
[Other reason.]
6(17.6%)
[My answers were the same.]
9(26.5%)
Because I hear the term a lot but still don't quite get it, what does "being in a fandom" mean? Pick the FIRST answer that you think counts as enough to be considered "in" one.
I couldn't care less.
4(11.4%)
What the hell's a "fandom"?
4(11.4%)
If you really like a book/show/movie/series, you're in a fandom.
1(2.9%)
If you really like a book/show/movie/series, and discuss it regularly in structured groups or websites of some sort, you're in a fandom.
15(42.9%)
If you read fan fiction or other creative fan expressions for a book/show/movie/series, you're in a fandom.
7(20.0%)
If you read and create fan fiction or other creative fan expressions for a book/show/movie/series, you're in a fandom.
3(8.6%)
None of those.
1(2.9%)
