Whether you want to acknowledge the contributions of the many “below-the-line” entertainment industry professionals who worked on your favorite streaming movies and TV shows, or you just want time to get a snack before the next episode rolls, it’s a good idea to turn on the “watch credits” option on your streaming service. Netflix, Hulu, et. al. don’t necessarily make this super-easy to do—it should be opt-in, not opt-out—but here’s a guide for how to watch the credits on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, Hulu, and Disney+.

Here’s how to use Netflix’s website to change the “auto-play” setting for your account.

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You can also change this setting from your mobile device.

If there is a way to change the autoplay settings from the Prime Video app, I can’t find it, so you’ll have to log onto the website to do it.

HBO Max gives you an “in-the-moment” option of watching the end credits as well as a permanent setting. To watch until the end of an individual episode by default:

To permanently turn off HBO Max’s “skip to next episode” countdown:

Hulu makes it relatively easy to control the auto-play feature from either the web or its streaming app.

From your streaming or Mobile device:

Disney+ lets you change the auto-play setting on your devices, but it’s in a little bit of a weird place. Here’s how it works: