TVAssas

TVAssas is a term that has emerged in online discourse, particularly within communities discussing television and media. It generally refers to a hypothetical or actual individual who actively seeks out and disseminates spoilers for television shows. The term is a portmanteau of "TV" and "assassin," suggesting a deliberate and harmful act of ruining the viewing experience for others.

The motivations behind sharing spoilers can vary. Some individuals may do so to provoke a reaction, to feel a sense of power or control over the narrative, or simply because they are excited about the content and eager to discuss it, regardless of others' preferences. Conversely, many viewers find spoilers to be highly disruptive, diminishing their enjoyment of plot twists, character development, and the overall surprise element of a show.

The prevalence of spoilers has led to various strategies for avoidance, including unfollowing certain social media accounts, muting keywords, and being cautious about online discussions. The debate surrounding spoilers often highlights differing expectations of online etiquette and the shared responsibility of community members to respect each other's viewing experiences. While not an officially recognized term, TVAssas effectively captures the sentiment of frustration felt by those who have had their favorite shows spoiled.