I tend to not watch things that are current. And then if everybody swears it’s amazing then I’ll like watch the whole series in a weekend.

Azaria describes a deliberate, slightly contrarian media habit: he avoids “current” shows until social consensus (friends, critics, general buzz) convinces him something is truly exceptional. The punchline—consuming “the whole series in a weekend”—captures modern binge-watching culture and the way streaming changes viewing from weekly participation to retrospective immersion. Implicitly, he contrasts hype-driven, real-time engagement with a more selective approach that uses collective recommendation as a filter. The quote also hints at the pleasure of discovering a widely loved work all at once, without the noise of ongoing discourse or the pressure to keep up.