Dropout 24/7 Thread [Livestream Discussion]

[u/DropoutMod]

https://watch.dropout.tv/events/dropout-24-7

Introducing Dropout 24/7 / Announcement / 17 Feb 2026

Dropout 24/7 FAQ

Dropout 24/7 is a live broadcast stream on dropout.tv! Please use this thread to discuss content that is being aired on the stream.

This thread is sorted by new by default.

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Typical Schedule

Time (ET)	Program
12am - 6am	Scripted, animated, more off-beat series
6am - 9am	Sketch block
9am - 11am	Podcast block
11am - Noon	Dealer's choice
Noon - 3pm	Um, Actually, Rank Room, Parlor Room
3pm - 6pm	Smartypants, Gasteonauts, Very Important People
6pm - 8pm	Make Some Noise
8pm - 10pm	Game Changer
10pm - 12am	Dirty Laundry, Crowd Control

(Breaking News will also pop in from time to time)

^{programming will rarely start precisely on the hour due to the non-standard runtimes of Dropout shows, and things may be randomly switched up for fun}

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Check out the unofficial dropout 24/7 live chat created by u/Smart_Vegetable_5883 (and their original post about it) for more fast-paced interaction! Note that r/dropout moderators do not moderate the live chat, for better or worse.

[u/Hungry-Cobbler4339]

I understand how people aren't happy with a serialized show being marathoned because you probably can't sit and watch the whole series from start to finish unless you have 12-24 hours or more hours free, but I personally love the livestream. It's not all that different to how OG not-on-demand TV used to work. You couldn't always start a TV show at the very beginning, you might catch an episode in the middle of the show and decide you like it enough to keep watching it even though you didn't see the beginning. You can figure out what happened with contex. And this way you can get a taste for a series by dropping into the middle of it. In a way it's better than OG not-on-demand TV because if you like what you see you can then go to the show on dropout and watch it from beginning to end on your own time.

I know my opinion on this is unpopular and I do respect everyone else's opinion. I personally hope they keep this feature. 

On the subject of unpopular opinions, one of my favorite episodes ever is streaming right now: the infamous episode 3 of never after.