[en] introduction: The consumption of tv series is common and is increasingly wi- despread. Nevertheless, in some people this consumption can become dys- functional. It could be explored whether the identified link in the literature bet- ween different problematic consumptions and the need of emotional regulation can be extrapolated to this behavior. Therefore, our aim is to explore the asso- ciation between problematic tv series consumption and affectivity. It was hypo- thesized that a higher affective intensity will be linked to problematic consump- tion. method: 113 persons (52.21% women) with an average age of 24.57 years (sd=5.71) completed the Spanish adaptations of the Binge-Watching Engage- ment and Symptoms Questionnaire (Bwesq) and the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PaNas) voluntarily and anonymously. results: 46.1% of the sample reports that, weekly, consumed several episodes of tv series in the same ses- sion, while 8.1% did so daily. In addition, 37% expressed that this consumption had had some negative impact on their lives. On the one hand, a positive and significant association was observed between negative affect and the dimen- sions "Dependence" (r=.330; p=.000) and "Loss of control" (r=.198; p=.036), while, on the other hand, the association was negative between positive affect and the dimensions "Loss of control" (r=-.345; p=.000), "Binge eating" (r=-.320; p=.001) and "Dependence" (r=-.264; p=.005). Conclusions: Thus, affection, as in other problematic behaviors, was an influencing factor in problematic con- sumption of tv series. Both the experience of unpleasant emotions and the ab- sence of pleasant and positive emotions are related to this consumption pattern.

[es] introducción: El consumo de series de televisión (tv) es común y está ampliamente generalizado. Sin embargo, en algunas personas se puede tornar disfuncional. Ca- bría explorar si la relación identificada en la literatura entre diferentes consumos pro- blemáticos y la necesidad de regular las emociones se puede extrapolar a esta con- ducta. Así, se pretende explorar la asociación entre el consumo problemático de series de tv y la afectividad. Se hipotetizó que una mayor intensidad afectiva se vin- cularía con un consumo problemático. método: 113 personas (52,21% mujeres) con una edad promedio de 24,57 años (dt=5,71) cumplimentaron las adaptaciones espa- ñolas del Binge-Whatching Engagement and Symptoms Questionnaire (Bwesq) y del Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PaNas) voluntaria y anónimamente. resulta- dos: El 46,1% de la muestra reportó que, semanalmente, consumía varios episodios de series de tv en una misma sesión, siendo que el 8,1% lo hacía diariamente. Ade- más, el 37% manifestó que este consumo había tenido impacto negativo en su vida. Por un lado, se observó una asociación positiva y significativa entre el afecto negativo y las dimensiones "Dependencia" (r=,330; p=,000) y "Pérdida de control" (r=,198; p=,036), mientras que la asociación fue negativa entre el afecto positivo y las dimen- siones "Pérdida de control" (r=-,345; p=.000), "Atracón" (r=-,320; p=.001) y "Depen- dencia" (r=-,264; p=.005). Conclusiones: Así pues, el afecto, como en otros consu- mos problemáticos, es un factor influyente en el consumo problemático de series de tv. Tanto la experiencia de emociones desagradables como la ausencia de emocio- nes agradables y positivas se relacionan con este patrón de consumo.