The north-west, meanwhile, mixes serious documentaries with unashamed entertainment, loving the likes of Amanda Knox and Making a Murderer, but also RuPaul’s Drag Race and Hell’s Kitchen.

People in the south-east are seemingly more into the melodrama of teen life than any other region, with films and TV shows such as Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, Gilmore Girls, Gossip Girl and Skins proving a hit in the region.

South-west is pretty into alternate universes, watching sci-fi favourites like Stranger Things, Doctor Who, The Hunger Games and Daredevil.

Scottish viewers are up for a range of comedy, with homegrown Still Game, Orange Is The New Black and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia proving hits.

And Wales loves a laugh too, sticking to Gavin & Stacey and The Big Bang Theory.

Interesting stuff. However, if we’re releasing data all over the place, we’d be interested to know whether anyone else seems to have a clear correlation between binge-watching Chef’s Table and amount of snacks consumed...

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