Connected viewing is characterized by a greater autonomy of the viewer, offering more flexibility as to the rhythm and duration of viewing sessions, allowing binge viewing practices, rewatching of loved episodes or seasons, and use of various paratexts that circulate on social media. How in this context do individuals make use of gaps? To what extent do these gaps (and which gaps are we talking about?) remain productive for the viewers? Based on semi-structured interviews with young Quebec adults who do not identify as fans, results highlight that management of gaps between seasons and between series is increasingly in the hands of platform user, resulting in more personalized viewing paths, shaped by algorithm recommendations. There is also an increased use of paratextual productions that are part of the personalized flow of content viewed on VoD platforms.