I started rating episodes of my favorite series when I found how helpful it was to see the highest rated episodes on shows I was less familiar with, but wanted to see them at their best first. I have rated episodes of THE X-FILES, PENNY DREADFUL, MR. ROBOT, BREAKING BAD, MAD MEN, ATLANTA & THE ORIGINAL TWILIGHT ZONE. I hope to rate BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, DOCTOR WHO (2005), SEINFELD and BLACK MIRROR next.
"Whither is fled the visionary gleam? Where is it now, the glory and the dream?"

8/10.
Have you played Atari today?

"I think I'm a rating addict."
So, on a scale of one to ten, how bad would you say that you are?
ant-mac

Excessively? I can top you for excessiveness. I've even rated talk show episodes from the 1950s, geez, I've even rated Victorian cinema (you know, those films that run for 30 seconds or such). I think I'm a rating addict.
Have you played Atari today?

Yes, perhaps excessively.
The Angels Have the Phone Box

I very rarely rate episodes, I just rate the show as a whole. Sometimes when something very special comes along I'll rate, but normally no. There are very very few shows I follow week-by-week basis, and if I'm binge-watching something the episodes kind of blend in together for me anyways.
Do you even know what honor is?

• A horse.

Yes, I do.
Unfortunately, I cannot rate the last TV epiode I watched, since IMDb doesn't have a page for it. It is an episode of the Australian version of "Bandstand", broadcast date unknown, but around mid-1960. Performers include George Karren, Johnny Rebb, Jan Carter, The Delltones, Bill Grant, Frankie Davidson, Ray Melton, The Rebels, Lonnie Lee, and John Summers. Episode is likely incomplete.
I would give it 7.5/10 if I could.
Have you played Atari today?