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在各类电视节目多如牛毛的时代，有时候我们会发现一些节目口碑并不佳，但收视率却也不低，骂的人多看的人也多。有人说，之所以看一档很烂的节目就是为了更好地批评它。这样的观看行为好像国内外还都不少呢。 Hate-watching (also often appearing as hatewatching) is the activity of regularly watching a television program which you think is extremely bad, and doing so specifically because you have the intention of criticizing it, from which in turn you derive a considerable amount of pleasure. People who partake, dubbed hate-watchers, don't usually do so in isolation, but communicate their feelings via social media to a group of like-minded viewers, who revel together in the opportunity to grumble about the program's inadequacies. Hate-watching（也可以拼作hatewatching）指定期观看一档你认为非常烂的电视节目，这样做是为了对这个节目提出批评，而你则从中得到极大的满足感，我们可以称之为“批评式观看”。这样的观众被称为“批评式观众”，而且他们并不是单独行动，而是通过社交媒体与持有相同观点的其他观众一起交流，他们为这个目的聚在一起，肆意声讨那档节目的不足之处。 But it's not just TV programs that can be hate-watched, but also the people or characters within them. Sometimes a show might be basically okay, but contain one particular annoying or unconvincing character which will allow viewers to indulge in smaller bouts of hate-watching. And of course reality shows invariably provide a raft of individuals from which hate-watchers can pick and choose – the self-important candidates in the BBC's Apprentice series are a classic example of hate-watchable types. (Source: macmillandictionary.com) | 
