#Bingeclock Tells You How Long It Takes To Binge Every Show

The calculator is free to use, and you’ll find it at the top of the page as soon as the site loads. Their calculations update whenever any new episode airs, keeping your time management as a priority even with currently-running shows. There is also an option to figure how long it takes to watch specific seasons, if you (like me) bailed on “The Walking Dead” after Glenn took a Louisville Slugger to the dome or if you can’t stand to see your favorite outlaw biker get the same treatment again in “Sons of Anarchy.” 

Though the site started for television, its visitors can now plot out their movie marathons as well; the “Star Wars” and “The Matrix” (perhaps in anticipation of the upcoming sequel) franchises are both trending in the marathon section as of this writing.

For those who sign up for a free account, however, bonus features await. Bingeclock members can create watchlists and track what they’ve seen, earning points along the way to purchase digital icons like a popcorn bucket, a VHS tape, and a lil’ 35mm film reel for your profile (if there’s one thing cinephiles love, it’s bragging about how much they watch). 

When you finish up a show, just hit up the Bingeidea suggestion engine and let the algorithm lead the way for your next viewing experience. The Premiere Anniversary Calendar allows you to time your marathon in sync with a show’s premiere anniversary date, and if you’re feeling lucky, the Random Episode Generator will roll the dice on your behalf and pick an episode of your comfort show, “So you don’t have to!” So order some takeout (tip your delivery driver!), grab the good blanket, and settle in. Because now prime time is all the time.