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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8171085" data-attributes="member: 20564">Committed is an interesting word.&nbsp; You mentioned One Piece. I started watching One Piece with the intention that if I liked it I would watch the whole thing through.&nbsp; Does that qualify?I'm &quot;committed&quot; to watching all of Supernatural, but have no problems if I only watch episodes when I'm in the mood for it and weeks or months go by.I have watched all of Buffy, Gilmore Girls, West Wing, Leverage, and a number of shorter shows. Not One Piece in length, but unless you consider things like Sesame Street I don't think there is anything of that length out there.But really, TV is one of the less enjoyed mediums for me, so finding me want to commit to anything long is a rarity.&nbsp; (Same with podcasts and audio books.)On the other hand, a few years back I committed to reading (or re-reading for the first 9-10) the entire Wheel of Time series.&nbsp; Took months, and I needed to read a few other books in different styles to refresh as going through it.I have reread book series like The Dresden Files or Honor Harrington (don't judge) many, many times when new books have come out.&nbsp; There's no fear of commitment for that medium.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 8171085, member: 20564"] Committed is an interesting word. You mentioned One Piece. I started watching One Piece with the intention that if I liked it I would watch the whole thing through. Does that qualify? I'm "committed" to watching all of Supernatural, but have no problems if I only watch episodes when I'm in the mood for it and weeks or months go by. I have watched all of Buffy, Gilmore Girls, West Wing, Leverage, and a number of shorter shows. Not One Piece in length, but unless you consider things like Sesame Street I don't think there is anything of that length out there. But really, TV is one of the less enjoyed mediums for me, so finding me want to commit to anything long is a rarity. (Same with podcasts and audio books.) On the other hand, a few years back I committed to reading (or re-reading for the first 9-10) the entire Wheel of Time series. Took months, and I needed to read a few other books in different styles to refresh as going through it. I have reread book series like The Dresden Files or Honor Harrington (don't judge) many, many times when new books have come out. There's no fear of commitment for that medium. [/QUOTE]

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