How To Train Your Dragon Riders Of Berk Full Episodes

Berk, Dragons, and Binge-Watching: An Unpopular Opinion

Let's talk about Dragons: Riders of Berk. You know, that show that followed How to Train Your Dragon? I have a confession to make.

I might... just might... like the show more than the movies. Gasp! I know, I know. Blasphemy, right?

The movies are amazing, don't get me wrong. But they end! Then you're sad. The Riders of Berk? Full episodes galore, baby!

That's hours and hours of Hiccup, Toothless, and the gang. Plus, we get a deeper dive into the Viking life. Score!

And who doesn't love binge-watching? Seriously. Tell me. I'm judging you (a little).

We see the characters really grow in the show. Astrid becomes even more awesome. Snotlout remains... Snotlout.

But even he has his moments! Sort of. Maybe? Okay, mostly he's just Snotlout.

Fishlegs gets to nerd out even more. It's fantastic!

The show introduces so many new dragons! Each with their own quirky personalities.

And with new dragons come new problems. Of course, there are always problems in Berk. It's kind of their thing.

But hey, it makes for great TV. We need something to laugh at, after all. And Snotlout provides plenty of accidental comedy.

Okay, so maybe you're intrigued now. Where can you find these full episodes of Dragons: Riders of Berk?

That, my friend, requires a little digging. Some streaming services have them. Others might require a DVD purchase.

The hunt is part of the fun! Embrace the challenge!

Look, I'm not saying the movies aren't masterpieces. They are. But the show offers something the movies don't: sustained dragon-filled joy.

It's like living in Berk, one episode at a time. Who wouldn't want that? Toothless is always welcome in my living room.

So next time you're feeling down, skip the two-hour commitment. Dive into a Riders of Berk marathon. You might just thank me later.

Is Riders of Berk the greatest show ever made? Probably not. But is it incredibly entertaining and worth your time? Absolutely!

Don't let the movie purists scare you away. Give it a chance. You might become a convert.

After all, more Hiccup and Toothless is never a bad thing.

Unpopular opinion? Maybe. But I stand by it. Long live Berk! And long live binge-watching!