This thread escalated quickly.

lol okay then ill spell it out for you since you seem to be confused about how to best approach the problem (fyi arbitrarily deciding the number of hours watched will not lead to a correct answer, and throwing around percentages unnecessarily will not make you any less wrong)

Average time per day (x) = (Number of episodes watched*length of episodes (hours))/number of days

now as for the values on the right side: there are 277 southpark episodes when excluding season 21, the length of each episode is roughly 20 minutes, there are 60 minutes in an hour, 16 days had passed

therefore:
x = ((277*20)/60)/16
x = 5.77 hours (rounded to 2 decimals)

you need to settle down guy, ill admit that i probably shouldn't be watching 5 hours of southpark a day but i mean, it's not like there aren't 10 more waking hours to do shit

This post was edited by Condemn on Nov 8 2017 02:34pm

Except episodes aren't 20 minutes.

E: 2 different binge aggregators give 2 different numbers. I'll assume the larger one includes time for credits or whatever. Either way it's between 7 and 8.5.

This post was edited by Blah58 on Nov 8 2017 03:41pm

That's not including time to switch episodes which is an extra hour for 10-15 seconds per switch.

if he have all episodes he can do a playlist and he only need to click and he can skip intro and end credits...

well no, even using a generous value of 22 minutes which includes swap time and credit/intro time (even though noone takes 15 seconds to swap to the next torrented episode, and noone watches the 1 minute of intro/credits) it's still under six and a half hours, just stop

This post was edited by Condemn on Nov 9 2017 01:20am