LOVE Island, The Great British Bake Off and Strictly Come Dancing are among the top TV shows to turn to when feeling stressed.

の投票 2,000 adults found Friends, キリングイブ and Sex and the City were also among the top 20 feel-good programmes that help people relax.

シンプソンズ, Breaking Bad and 一目惚れ also made the list.

More than half (54 パーセント) will turn to their television when tensions are high, with work, relationships and money worries being the most common reasons for doing so.

そして 48 per cent instantly feel better when their favourite show is on, with an average of just 18 minutes needed to be shown before people feel calm and composed.

it also emerged 36 per cent turn to TV marathons to help when the pressure is full on.

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Mirjam Laux, at Roku, which commissioned the survey, 前記: “With Christmas just around the corner, our research has revealed the perfect TV viewing formula to ward off festive stress.

“From worries about finding the perfect gift, to stresses about cooking Christmas dinner and pleasing your in-laws, it’s easy to forget that the festive season should be a time to unwind, feel good, and catch up on all your favourite shows.”

The research also found comedies (42 パーセント), ドラマ (24 パーセント) and documentaries (23 パーセント) are the most common genres to watch when feeling stressed.

できるだけ多く 71 per cent think TV shows provide a sense of escapism, なので 49 per cent said they make them forget about the outside world.

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Nearly three in 10 (28 パーセント) are always on the lookout for a new series, と 39 per cent keen to make it last by limiting themselves to one or two episodes at any one time.

Although it appears this isn’t a thing for a whole series, なので 43 per cent admit to having multiple on the go at once, according to the OnePoll study.

And when it comes to finding a box set to enjoy, it takes 56 per cent longer to search for one than it does to watch it.

The sofa is where 65 per cent prefer to start a series from but 31 per cent would rather opt for their bed, while a fifth enjoy doing it during exercise.

The perfect time to unwind in front of the TV was found to be between 8pm and 9pm (13 パーセント) with snacks (25 パーセント) and a blanket (37 パーセント) absolute must haves.

Mirjam Laux added: “We want to ensure viewers have all the most popular live TV and streaming channels at your fingertips, offering something for everyone – and getting the entire family into the Christmas spirit this year.”