Streaming Series: All At Once Or Tease Me Weekly?

[Besouro]

The creator could have intended you to binge. And there's always the option of not discussing it with people who are going to spoil it.

There is also the option of people who don't want to be spoiled) haven't watched the show can have a separate non-spoilers group thread away from the spoilers discussion group thread.

If any of them willfully chooses to venture into the spoilers group thread and gets spoiled then that's their problem because nobody forced them into the spoilers section.

[CJStriker]

Tease Me Weekly!

After WandaVision, The Mandalorian and Anime like My Hero Academia and Precure, The Power of week by week storytelling and build-up cannot be denied how powerful it is!

IMO some shows may work as binge, but mostly only if already aired.

Weekly has a power of storytelling that stays with you and the time period you watched it will always be an event in you memory of that time in history with that and each part of it the buildup forever!

[Vakanai]

There is also the option of people who don't want to be spoiled) haven't watched the show can have a separate non-spoilers group thread away from the spoilers discussion group thread.

If any of them willfully chooses to venture into the spoilers group thread and gets spoiled then that's their problem because nobody forced them into the spoilers section.

This too. In fact, for many shows there've been non-spoiler threads or threads only for certain episodes. So I don't see the problem of them watching it weekly while others watched it all the day the whole series/season dropped.

[green_garnish]

...Viewers can save a great amount of time where viewers can finish/consume more series with all-at-once/AAO releases than weekly eps

Actually they can't save any time at all. It will always take exactly the same amount of time to watch a complete series. The only variable is what size of a chunk of time you spend at once to watch it.

This whole discussion reminds me a bit of a video game I played for 200 hours. A friend laughed and said he finished it in 80. And to me it called into question how much he actually enjoyed it if he couldn't be bothered to savor the experience.