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From KQED. From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim. Coming up on forum, do you have a TV show you hate watch?

Or as Alyssa Wilkinson describes, spend precious time plop in front of a bad show to pick it apart?

Maybe Emily in Paris. Or did your hate watch even win an Emmy last night?

Yes, hate watching has become part of the cultural conversation and arguably contemporary life,

Wilkinson says. But why? This hour, we look at why we do this to ourselves. And also how it's

helped along by streaming services and the phenomenon

of doom scrolling. Forum is next after this news.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Mina Kim. It starts as an earnest TV show tune-in, then becomes a show you

cannot stop complaining about at Happy Hour, and yet you cannot stop watching it. Those are the

ingredients of a hate watch, and like it or not, it's a thing. New York Times film critic Alyssa

...