binge-worthy

American  

[binj-wurth-ee] / ˈbɪndʒˌwɜrð i /

adjective

1. appealing or rewarding to consume in one sitting or over a short period of time; usually of a television program, book series, film franchise, etc.

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Other Word Forms

• binge-worthiness noun

Example Sentences

Binge-worthy: October saw new seasons of two shows with the best banter on TV, the Keri Russell political thriller “The Diplomat” and the Kristen Bell-Adam Brody rom-com “Nobody Wants This,” with slightly varied results.

From MarketWatch

And there’ll be plenty more that’s binge-worthy in the coming month, from Apple’s mysterious “Pluribus” to Hulu’s sleek legal procedural “All’s Fair” to Paramount’s oil-men drama “Landman.”

From MarketWatch

In the streaming world, documentaries have exploded, with newcomers like Netflix and Hulu chasing the next binge-worthy sensation.

From Los Angeles Times

That means less new movies and binge-worthy shows for us.

From BBC

This year, Netflix developed “The Glory,” a binge-worthy revenge saga about a woman striking back against childhood bullies, which cracked the top five most-watched non-English-language TV shows ever on the service.

From New York Times