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For everyone out there that believes Netlfix has tons of data on how you stream and watch your online shows, you are absolutely correct, a company spokesperson told ABC News. 
  
 In fact, the company released a list today it believes contains the exact episode in the first seasons of 25 different series, where the viewer got hooked and had to finish through to the end (of season 1, that is.) 
  
 Many people assume the pilot is the show that is made to entice people and actually does, but Netlfix had other ideas. The company told ABC News that a team of data science engineers focused on 16 markets from January to June of this year and analyzed the gobs of global data. (It should be noted that some of the shows on the list were analizey in less than 16 markets, because the show wasn't available in certain countries.) 
  
 The company pulled the point at which 70 percent of the viewers finished season 1 -- That's the point at which Netflix believes you're in for the duration. 
  
 Here's the list: 
  
 "Arrow," Episode 8 
  
 "Bates Motel," Episode 2 
  
 "Better Call Saul," Episode 4 
  
 "Bloodline," Episode 4 
  
 "BoJack Horseman," Episode 5 
  
 "Breaking Bad," Episode 2 
  
 "Dexter," Episode 3 
  
 "Gossip Girl," Episode 3 
  
 "Grace & Frankie," Episode 4 
  
 "House of Cards," Episode 3 
  
 "How I Met Your Mother," Episode 8 
  
 "Mad Men," Episode 6 
  
 "Marco Polo," Episode 3 
  
 "Marvel’s Daredevil," Episode 5 
  
 "Once Upon A Time," Episode 6 
  
 "Orange is the New Black," Episode 3 
  
 "Pretty Little Liars," Episode 4 
  
 "Scandal," Episode 2 
  
 "Sense8," Episode 3 
  
 "Sons of Anarchy," Episode 2 
  
 "Suits," Episode 2 
  
 "The Blacklist," Episode 6 
  
 "The Killing," Episode 2 
  
 "The Walking Dead," Episode 2 
  
 "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," Episode 4 
  
 What's interesting, according to Netflix, is that these inflection points and episodes all contained crucial show moments. Episode 2 on "Breaking Bad" was when Walter White has to decide whether or not to commit murder, "Orange is the New Black's" lock episode is when Crazy Eyes gets aggressive in her love for Piper Chapman. 
  
 The spokesperson said after that episode, the numbers and the charts just climb exponentially on who finishes the season. 
  
 Let the debate begin. Do you agree with the episode listed above? We want to know. Voice your opinions below. ||||| A TV pilot may get you interested in a show, but Netflix says it's rarely the episode that gets you hooked. It's probably no surprise that Netflix has been analyzing our TV-watching habits to figure out exactly how we all get obsessed with certain series. It hasn't come to any conclusions about precisely what gets us addicted, but it's found that there tends to be an early episode in each series that, once viewers watch it, leads to a strong chance of people coming back to finish the season. That can be as early as episode two in the case of Breaking Bad or as late as episode eight in the case of How I Met Your Mother. 
  
 The point that Netflix looked for is the episode that, after viewing, kept 70 percent of people on board for the rest of the season, if not more. It's presenting findings today on 25 shows: 
  
 Arrow — Episode 8 
  
 Bates Motel — Episode 2 
  
 Better Call Saul — Episode 4 
  
 Bloodline — Episode 4 
  
 BoJack Horseman — Episode 5 
  
 Breaking Bad — Episode 2 
  
 Dexter — Episode 3 
  
 Gossip Girl — Episode 3 
  
 Grace & Frankie — Episode 4 
  
 House of Cards — Episode 3 
  
 How I Met Your Mother — Episode 8 
  
 Mad Men — Episode 6 
  
 Marco Polo — Episode 3 
  
 Marvel’s Daredevil — Episode 5 
  
 Once Upon a Time — Episode 6 
  
 Orange is the New Black — Episode 3 
  
 Pretty Little Liars — Episode 4 
  
 Scandal — Episode 2 
  
 Sense8 — Episode 3 
  
 Sons of Anarchy — Episode 2 
  
 Suits — Episode 2 
  
 The Blacklist — Episode 6 
  
 The Killing — Episode 2 
  
 The Walking Dead — Episode 2 
  
 Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt — Episode 4 
  
 Netflix's point, of course, is that its method of releasing an entire season of a TV show all at once is a much better way to win over fans. Whereas a pilot may get some people to come back the next week, letting viewers watch through a few episodes in a row appears to be a smarter way of ensuring that they'll return. "We found that no one was ever hooked on the pilot," Ted Sarandos, Netflix's content chief, says in a statement. "This gives us confidence that giving our members all episodes at once is more aligned with how fans are made." 
  
 That said, it's worth keeping in mind that Netflix's data can't actually speak to what happens when people watch these shows week to week on TV: it's only looking at when people get hooked watching these series on demand on Netflix. It's entirely possible that the suspense that comes from waiting week to week creates an entirely different effect on live TV viewers. 
  
 Some countries get hooked sooner, others take longer 
  
 Netflix's data comes from viewing habits on its own service across 16 markets, including the US, UK, and Australia, although not all shows were available in all areas. The episode that Netflix names as the "hooked" episode is the global average, but it found some local variations. "The Dutch, for instance, tend to fall in love with series the fastest, getting hooked one episode ahead of most countries irrespective of the show," Netflix writes. On the other hand, "members in Australia and New Zealand [got] hooked one to two episodes later than the rest of the world on almost every show." 
  
 Another interesting find here is that the number of episodes it takes to get viewers hooked doesn't have a connection to audience size, which means that hooking viewers earlier doesn't necessarily mean that a show will attract more people. That suggests the subject and broader appeal of a show are a critical factor in attracting viewers, even if it takes them a while to get addicted. |||||
– If you're hoping to avoid adding another TV show to your must-watch list, Netflix has a plan to help you out: All you have to do is skip a particular episode and you should be in the clear. Well, maybe. Based on first season viewing data from 25 different shows in 16 markets, including the US and UK, the company identified the point at which at least 70% of viewers finished the rest of the season, reports ABC News and the Verge. A sample: Breaking Bad: Episode 2 Dexter: Episode 3 House of Cards: Episode 3 Mad Men: Episode 6 Orange Is the New Black: Episode 3 Scandal: Episode 2 Sons of Anarchy: Episode 2 The Walking Dead: Episode 2 Since none of the shows hooked viewers during the pilot, Netflix's content chief says "this gives us confidence that giving our members all episodes at once is more aligned with how fans are made," per the Verge. Interestingly, the Dutch seemed to get hooked the fastest—about one episode sooner than the rest—while those in Australia and New Zealand lagged one to two episodes behind. Click for the full list.
Skriv en sammanfattning baserad på denna artikel: För alla där ute som tror Netlfix har massor av data om hur du strömma och titta på dina online-shower, du är helt korrekt, ett företag talesperson berättade ABC News. I själva verket släppte företaget en lista idag tror man innehåller det exakta avsnittet i de första säsongerna av 25 olika serier, där tittaren blev fast och fick avsluta till slutet (av säsong 1, det vill säga.) Många människor antar att piloten är den show som är gjord för att locka människor och faktiskt gör, men Netlfix hade andra idéer. Företaget berättade ABC News att ett team av data science ingenjörer fokuserade på 16 marknader från januari till juni i år och analyserade gobs av globala data. (Det bör noteras att några av showerna på listan var analizey på mindre än 16 marknader, eftersom showen inte var tillgänglig i vissa länder.) Företaget drog den punkt då 70 procent av tittarna slutade säsong 1 -- Det är den punkt där Netflix tror att du är i för varaktigheten. Här är listan: "Arrow," Episod 8 "Bates Motel," Episod 2 "Bättre samtal Saul," Episod 4 "Blodlinje," Episod 4 "BoJack Ryttaren," Episod 5 "Breaking Bad," Episod 2 "Dexter," Episod 3 "Gossip Girl," Episod 3 "Grace & Frankie," Episod 4 "House of Cards," Episod 3 "Hur jag mötte din mor," Episod 8 "Mad Men," Episod 6 "Marco Polo," Episod 3 "Marvels Daredevil," Episod 5 "En gång på en tid," Episod 6 "Orange är den nya svarta," Episod 3 "Pretty Little Liars," Episod 4 "Scandode 2 "Senseod 2 "Son av Anarchy," Episod 2 "Sod 2 "The Blacklist", Episod" Episod 6 Unlixodedeod" Epis" 2 Avsnitt 2 om "Breaking Bad" var när Walter White måste bestämma sig för om han ska begå mord eller inte, "Orange is the New Black's" låsavsnitt är när Crazy Eyes blir aggressiv i sin kärlek till Piper Chapman. Talespersonen sade efter den episoden, siffrorna och diagrammen bara klättra exponentiellt på vem som avslutar säsongen. Låt debatten börja. Håller du med om avsnittet som listas ovan? Vi vill veta. Rösta på dina åsikter nedan. En TV-pilot kanske får dig intresserad av en show, men Netflix säger att det sällan är avsnittet som får dig att bli fast. Det är nog ingen överraskning att Netflix har analyserat våra TV-tittarvanor för att lista ut exakt hur vi alla blir besatta av vissa serier. Det har inte kommit till några slutsatser om exakt vad som gör oss beroende, men det har visat sig att det tenderar att vara ett tidigt avsnitt i varje serie som, när tittarna tittar på det, leder till en stark chans att folk kommer tillbaka för att avsluta säsongen. Det kan vara så tidigt som avsnitt två i fallet Breaking Bad eller så sent som avsnitt åtta i fallet How I Met Your Mother. Poängen som Netflix letade efter är avsnittet som, efter att ha tittat, behöll 70 procent av människorna ombord under resten av säsongen, om inte mer. Den presenterar resultaten idag på 25 visar: Arrow — Episod 8 Bates Motel — Avsnitt 2 Bättre samtal Saul — Avsnitt 4 Blodrad — Avsnitt 4 BoJack Horseman — Avsnitt 5 Breaking Bad — Avsnitt 2 Dexter — Avsnitt 3 Gossip Girl — Avsnitt 3 Grace & Frankie — Avsnitt 4 Korthus — Avsnitt 3 Hur jag mötte din mor — Avsnitt 8 Mad Men — Avsnitt 6 Marco Polo — Avsnitt 3 Marvels Daredevil — Avsnitt 5 En gång i tiden — Avsnitt 6 Orange är den nya svarta — Avsnitt 3 Söta lilla Liar — Avsnitt 4 Scandal — Avsnitt 2 Sense8 — Avsnitt 3 Sons of Anarchy — Avsnitt 2 Suites — Avsnitt 2 Den svarta listan — Avsnitt 6 Avsnitt 2 Den vandrande döda — Avsnitt 2 Obrytbara Kimmy Schmidt — Avsnitt 2 Netflix punkt, av kursen är att visa en hel säsong är att släppa en hel tid. Medan en pilot kan få några människor att komma tillbaka nästa vecka, så verkar det som att låta tittarna titta igenom några avsnitt i rad vara ett smartare sätt att se till att de kommer tillbaka. "Vi fann att ingen någonsin var beroende av piloten", säger Ted Sarandos, Netflix innehållschef, i ett uttalande. "Detta ger oss förtroende för att ge våra medlemmar alla avsnitt på en gång är mer i linje med hur fans görs." Med det sagt, det är värt att komma ihåg att Netflix data faktiskt inte kan tala till vad som händer när folk tittar på dessa shower vecka till vecka på TV: det är bara att titta på när folk blir beroende av att titta på dessa serier på Netflix. Det är helt möjligt att spänningen som kommer från väntande vecka till vecka skapar en helt annan effekt på live-tv-tittare. Vissa länder blir beroende tidigare, andra tar längre tid Netflix data kommer från tittarvanor på sin egen tjänst på 16 marknader, inklusive USA, Storbritannien och Australien, även om inte alla shower var tillgängliga på alla områden. Avsnittet som Netflix namnger som "hooked"-avsnittet är det globala genomsnittet, men det hittade några lokala variationer. "Dutchen, till exempel, tenderar att bli kär i serien snabbast, att få hakeed en episod före de flesta länder oavsett showen," Netflix skriver. Å andra sidan "medlemmar i Australien och Nya Zeeland [fick] krok en till två avsnitt senare än resten av världen på nästan varje show." Ett annat intressant fynd här är att antalet avsnitt som krävs för att få tittarna fastnade inte har en koppling till publikstorleken, vilket innebär att haka tittare tidigare inte nödvändigtvis betyder att en show kommer att locka fler människor. Det tyder på att en shows ämne och bredare dragningskraft är en avgörande faktor för att locka tittare, även om det tar dem ett tag att bli beroende. Â°°
Write a summary based on this article: For anyone out there who thinks Netlfix has lots of data on how to stream and watch your online shows, you are absolutely correct, a company spokesperson told ABC News. In fact, the company released a list today it is believed to contain the exact episode in the first seasons of 25 different series, where the viewer got stuck and had to finish until the end (of Season 1, that is.) Many people assume that the pilot is the show that is made to attract people and actually does, but Netlfix had other ideas. The company told ABC News that a team of data science engineers focused on 16 markets from January to June this year and analyzed the gobs of global data. (It should be noted that some of the shows on the list were analizey in less than 16 markets, because the show was not available in some countries.) The company drew the point when 70 percent of viewers finished season 1 -- That's the point where Netflix thinks you're in for the duration. Here's the list: "Arrow," Episode 8 "Bates Motel," Episode 2 "Better Call Saul," Episode 4 "Blood Line," Episode 4 "BoJack the Horseman," Episode 5 "Breaking Bad," Episode 2 "Dexter," Episode 3 "Gossip Girl," Episode 3 "Grace & Frankie," Episode 4 "House of Cards," Episode 3 "How I Met Your Mother," Episode 8 "Mad Men," Episode 6 "Marco Polo," Episode 3 "Marvels Daredevil," Episode 5 "Once at a Time," Episode 6 "Orange is the New Black," Episode 3 "Pretty Little Liars," Episode 4 "Scande 2 "Senseod 2 "Son of Anarchy," Episode 2 "Sidod 2 "The Episode 2 "The Episode 2 Episode" Episode 2 about "Breaking Bad" was when Walter White had to decide whether or not to commit murder, "Orange is the New Black's" locking episode is when Crazy Eyes becomes aggressive in his love for Piper Chapman. The spokesperson said after that episode, the numbers and charts just climb exponentially on who ends the season. Let the debate begin. Do you agree with the section listed above? We want to know. Vote for your views below. A TV pilot may get you interested in a show, but Netflix says it's rarely the episode that gets you caught. It's probably no surprise that Netflix has analyzed our TV viewing habits to figure out exactly how we all become obsessed with certain comics. It has not come to any conclusions about exactly what makes us dependent, but it has turned out that it tends to be an early episode in each series that, when viewers look at it, leads to a strong chance that people will come back to finish the season. It may be as early as episode two in the Breaking Bad case or as late as episode eight in the How I Met Your Mother case. The point Netflix was looking for is the episode that, after watching, retained 70 percent of the people on board for the rest of the season, if not more. It presents the results today at 25 shows: Arrow — Episode 8 Bates Motel — Section 2 Better Call Saul — Section 4 Bloodline — Section 4 BoJack Horseman — Section 5 Breaking Bad — Section 2 Dexter — Section 3 Gossip Girl — Section 3 Grace & Frankie — Section 4 Short House — Section 3 How I Met Your Mother — Section 8 Mad Men — Section 6 Marco Polo — Section 3 Marvels Daredevil — Section 5 Once Upon a Time — Section 6 Orange is the New Black — Section 3 Cute Little Liar — Section 4 Scandal — Section 2 Sense8 — Section 3 Sons of Anarchy — Section 2 Suites — Section 2 The Black List — Section 6 Section 2 The Walking Dead — Section 2 Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt — Section 2 Netflix point, of the course is to show a full season is to release a full time. While a pilot can get some people to come back next week, it seems like having viewers look through a few episodes in a row is a smarter way to make sure they come back. "We found that no one was ever dependent on the pilot," said Ted Sarandos, Netflix's content manager, in a statement. "This gives us confidence to give our members all episodes at once is more in line with how fans are made." That being said, it's worth remembering that Netflix's data can't actually speak to what happens when people watch these shows week-to-week on TV: it's just watching when people become addicted to watching these comics on Netflix. It is quite possible that the excitement that comes from waiting week to week creates a completely different effect on live television viewers. Some countries become dependent earlier, others take longer Netflix's data coming from viewing habits on their own service in 16 markets, including the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia, although not all shows were available in all areas. The episode that Netflix names as the "hooked" episode is the global average, but it found some local variations. "Dutchen, for example, tends to fall in love with the series fastest, getting hooked an episode before most countries regardless of the show," Netflix writes. On the other hand, "members of Australia and New Zealand [got] hook one to two episodes later than the rest of the world on almost every show." Another interesting finding here is that the number of episodes required to get viewers stuck does not have a connection to the audience size, which means hooking viewers previously does not necessarily mean that a show will attract more people. It suggests that a show's subject matter and wider appeal are a crucial factor in attracting viewers, although it takes them a while to become addicted. <unk>
– Om du hoppas på att undvika att lägga till en annan TV-show till din måste titta på listan, Netflix har en plan för att hjälpa dig: Allt du behöver göra är att hoppa över en viss episod och du bör vara i det fria. Kanske. Baserat på första säsongens tittardata från 25 olika shower på 16 marknader, inklusive USA och Storbritannien, identifierade företaget den punkt då minst 70% av tittarna avslutade resten av säsongen, rapporterar ABC News och Verge. Ett prov: Breaking Bad: Episod 2 Dexter: Episod 3 House of Cards: Episod 3 Mad Men: Episod 6 Orange Is the New Black: Episod 3 Scandal: Episod 2 Sons of Anarchy: Episod 2 The Walking Dead: Episod 2 Eftersom ingen av showerna hakeade tittare under piloten säger Netflix innehållschef "detta ger oss förtroende att ge våra medlemmar alla avsnitt på en gång är mer i linje med hur fans görs," per Verge. Intressant nog tycktes holländarna bli fast snabbast – ungefär ett avsnitt tidigare än resten – medan de i Australien och Nya Zeeland släpade efter en till två avsnitt. Klicka för hela listan.
– If you hope to avoid adding another TV show to your must watch the list, Netflix has a plan to help you: All you have to do is skip a certain episode and you should be in the open. Maybe. Based on first-season viewer data from 25 different shows in 16 markets, including the United States and the United Kingdom, the company identified the point when at least 70% of viewers finished the rest of the season, reports ABC News and Verge. A sample: Breaking Bad: Episode 2 Dexter: Episode 3 House of Cards: Episode 3 Mad Men: Episode 6 Orange Is the New Black: Episode 3 Scandal: Episode 2 Sons of Anarchy: Episode 2 The Walking Dead: Episode 2 Because none of the shows hooked viewers during the pilot, Netflix's content manager says "this gives us confidence to give our members all episodes at once is more in line with how fans are done," per Verge. Interestingly, the Dutch seemed to get stuck fastest—about one episode earlier than the rest—while in Australia and New Zealand they lagged behind one to two episodes. Click for the full list.