Ugh, spoilers are the worst! I think it depends... I saw a small spoiler for the season finale of Euphoria and absolutely I still watched the episode because there was so much more to it than that one event....but for a competition type show? Once it's spoiled it can be hard to care. 

I really hate spoilers. But I also really hate the pressure of having to watching the big episodes Night Of in order to avoid them! Now, that said, I knew everything that was going to happen on Hannah's Bachelorette season and still enjoyed watching it months later, so, maybe I don't know what I like and don't like, LOL. I'm sorry for Kyle that she found out she won that way, that sucks!

For a competitive reality show, spoilers are the absolute worst. Takes away all the incentives to watch. I don't mind it, though, with something like a horror movie — I like bracing myself for what's to come. 

I used to read spoilers for "Pretty Little Liars" so I wouldn't be disappointed when asinine twists came out of nowhere - everything else, I like to remain relatively spoiler free (ESPECIALLY reality competition shows.)

When I sat down with Kylie Sonique Love, we dove into her time on season 2 of Drag Race and of course, All Stars 6. But when she told me that her win was spoiled by Reddit 3 hours before she was supposed to know, it got me thinking. Do you all like reading spoilers for shows or movies? Or do you need to go in without any knowledge whatsoever?

I mean for me, I have had to set a lock on my social media for important or pivotal tv show premieres, etc. so I don't get spoiled.

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