This is the most overestimated television show of the past year, says

It turns out that some people regret their mud monitoring choices.

The Covid-19 pandemic has made many changes to everyday life with it, but a sharp rise in time spent on the couch was certainly an increase on the part of the couch that almost everyone could relate. The new forced downtime has created a thrust inStreaming movies in shows, with Netflix alone considering an increase of 4 million subscribers between January and March of 2020. But even with seemingly infinite options to choose from, there is a show that stood out like themost overestimated of the past year, according to a new investigation. Read it to see the series that people regret the most.

A recent survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Streaming Tubi Service has requested 2,000 Americans on their viewing habits over the past year. The results revealed that 70% of people are nowwatch more TV What before the pandemic, but 31% said only looked because they felt peer pressure on social media to follow what everyone streaming.

"Films andTV shows Served as a very needed escape and a form of entertainment over the past year: "A Tubi spokesperson said in a statement." Although we see the light at the end of the tunnel, the Americans are likely to be more insightful around how much they "rethink subscriptions once life comes back to normal."

In fact, some are as tired of what they feel lost on the shows they did not like, they couldabandon certain services entirely. The investigation revealed that 32% of respondents intended to get rid of at least one subscription when life returns to "normal", with 46% saying that they said goodbye to Netflix, 34% of Planning on Louche Hulu and 34% saying they would abandon Amazon Prime.

But the investigation also took note of knowing what shows that people thought they did not earn the hype they had during their release. Read it to see which spectacle that people thought to be the most overestimated year of the past year, according to a survey conducted by a OnePoll for Tubi.