Bridget Rubenking (Ph.D., Indiana University) is an associate professor of film and mass media at the University of Central Florida. She has published in the Journal of Communication and Computers in Human Behavior. Cheryl Campanella Bracken (Ph.D., Temple University) is a professor in the School of Communication at Cleveland State University. She has published in Media Psychology and Human Communication Research. She co-edited Immersed in Media: Telepresence in Everyday Life.

• List of Tables – Introduction: A Look at Binge Watching – A Historical Perspective: The Evolution of Television Viewing and Audience Research – An Industry Perspective: Changing Competitors, Content, and Content Curation – A Social Perspective: Family Viewing, Co-Viewing, and Social TV – Motivations to Binge Watch – Implications of Binge Watching – Conclusion: Where We Go from Here – Index.

Bridget Rubenking (Ph.D., Indiana University) is an associate professor of film and mass media at the University of Central Florida. She has published in the Journal of Communication and Computers in Human Behavior. Cheryl Campanella Bracken (Ph.D., Temple University) is a professor in the School of Communication at Cleveland State University. She has published in Media Psychology and Human Communication Research. She co-edited Immersed in Media: Telepresence in Everyday Life.

• List of Tables – Introduction: A Look at Binge Watching – A Historical Perspective: The Evolution of Television Viewing and Audience Research – An Industry Perspective: Changing Competitors, Content, and Content Curation – A Social Perspective: Family Viewing, Co-Viewing, and Social TV – Motivations to Binge Watch – Implications of Binge Watching – Conclusion: Where We Go from Here – Index.

Bridget Rubenking (Ph.D., Indiana University) is an associate professor of film and mass media at the University of Central Florida. She has published in the Journal of Communication and Computers in Human Behavior. Cheryl Campanella Bracken (Ph.D., Temple University) is a professor in the School of Communication at Cleveland State University. She has published in Media Psychology and Human Communication Research. She co-edited Immersed in Media: Telepresence in Everyday Life.

• List of Tables – Introduction: A Look at Binge Watching – A Historical Perspective: The Evolution of Television Viewing and Audience Research – An Industry Perspective: Changing Competitors, Content, and Content Curation – A Social Perspective: Family Viewing, Co-Viewing, and Social TV – Motivations to Binge Watch – Implications of Binge Watching – Conclusion: Where We Go from Here – Index.