What to expect

Short episodic series, watched one episode at a time in a vertical player. Most of the series we cover run five episodes; the longest we have counted runs ten, and further down the catalogue there are longer ones still. The single episode we timed ourselves ran just over a minute.

That puts a whole series somewhere around five minutes for the common case. It is closer to a feed than to a film, and whether that suits you is the question the price actually turns on.

The platform lists 105 series. We cover 26 of them in full, which are the most recent, and the rest are listed on the platform's own grid.

Between the series we cover there are 140 episodes, counted one series at a time on the platform's pages rather than multiplied out from an average.

The first 2 episodes of every series, complete rather than trimmed, with no time limit we are aware of. Across what we cover that is 52 episodes.

This matters more than any opinion we could offer. You can watch the opening of any series that interests you and decide from the material itself, which is a better test than a stranger's score.

Because we have not watched the series, and a number derived from a listing would look like a measurement without being one. We built such a score at an earlier stage, derived from the tags, and removed it for exactly that reason.

What we publish instead is the platform's own data: the tags it attaches, whether an entry is flagged for new episodes, whether the artwork carries a performer credit, and how many episodes each series runs. Those are checkable, and a reader can weigh them without trusting us about taste.