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. 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. 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. 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.
– 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.