Scroll Down Botom Of Page and Watch Episode 112 English Subbed (Subbed Episode Out)

Why Websites Ask You to Scroll Down

You might wonder: Why not just put the play button at the top of the site?

The answer is simple — websites need to balance user experience with sustainability. Running a site that hosts episodes, guides, and updates requires server costs, development time, and constant updates. By asking visitors to scroll down and click the button at the bottom of the page, sites can:

• Show updates and news first – so you don’t miss important announcements.

• Encourage longer engagement – Google ranks sites higher when users spend more time on a page.

• Increase ad impressions – ads placed between sections are seen while you scroll, which helps keep the site running.

So, scrolling isn’t just a random step — it’s a way to make sure both viewers and the platform benefit.

How to Find the Episode Page

Here’s a quick step-by-step guide so you never get confused:

1. Scroll down slowly past banners, ads, and news sections.

2. Look for the episode page button at the bottom of the page.

3. Click the button to access the full episode list or your chosen episode.

4. Once there, you’ll find the video player, description, and related episodes.

On some sites, this button might be labeled “Click Here” or something similar.

Why Clicking the Episode Page Matters

Each episode usually has its own page, and this is where the actual content is hosted. Visiting this page gives you:

• A dedicated video player for smooth playback

• An episode summary so you know what to expect

• Related links to previous or next episodes

• A chance to interact through comments or discussions

If you only stay on the main page, you’ll never reach the video itself. The episode page is the final destination where the fun begins.