Planning a marathon to catch up on a TV show? Before you start, check out BingeClock, a website that tells you exactly how long it would take to watch an entire series.
If you sit on your couch and watch every episode of The Walking Dead without a break, you can be all caught up in just four days and sixteen hours (or three days and ten hours if you skip the pauses in between) before the new season premieres. The same task would take only sixty-three hours with every episode of Game of Thrones ever aired on HBO so far, and all of The Sopranos would take eighty-six hours. So whenever you're planning a marathon for these or any other show, it's a good idea to first visit BingeClock and get the exact time.
How BingeClock Works
When you go to BingeClock, you'll find a list of the most searched series and a search box where you can enter the name of the series you want to calculate. Selecting a series, like Gilmore Girls, shows you the time it would take to finish it (153 hours). But you also have the option to skip pauses and even openings and credits (which would reduce it to 109 hours) if you want to spend less time to watch the whole series. The best part is that you'll find all kinds of shows, including web series (Web Therapy), miniseries (True Detective), animated series (Rick and Morty), and even anime (One Piece).
FilmClock for Movies
But BingeClock isn't limited to series; it also works with movies. Next to the series search is FilmClock, which does the same but with movie franchises. For example, if you want to marathon Transformers, which consists of five films, it will take you twelve hours and forty-two minutes.
So you know: pick the series (or movies) you want to watch completely, prepare the food and drinks, and get comfortable on your couch to enjoy an entertaining marathon.
Official site: BingeClock
