Which streaming service first popularized the 'all-at-once' release model for TV shows, fundamentally changing viewer consumption habits and pioneering the binge-watching trend?

The film and television industry has undergone massive transformation with the rise of streaming platforms. One of the most significant changes in consumer behavior has been the emergence of 'binge-watching' - the practice of watching multiple episodes or entire seasons of a show in one sitting. This innovation in content delivery dramatically changed how audiences consume media and how studios produce and market their shows. Test your knowledge about this revolutionary shift in viewing habits!

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Netflix, with its 2013 release of 'House of Cards' where all episodes were available simultaneously
Hulu, with its 2011 original series 'The Morning After' that introduced the concept of releasing full seasons at once
Amazon Prime Video, with its 2010 strategy of releasing 'pilot seasons' followed by full-season drops
HBO GO, which experimented with releasing 'Game of Thrones' seasons in complete packages before weekly episodes