The Skip Intro button sits on the screen like a light switch. People reach for it without a speech. That does not mean they hate the opening.
In one Petaling Jaya sitting the father skipped the theme on episodes two through five because the baby had just gone down and the music was sharp. Episode six, a guest night with relatives, he let the whole sequence run. Same man. Same title. Different room.
A pair of sisters in Subang skipped because they had already heard the song in a shop that week and were tired of it, not because they knew the plot. They still talked about a character who only appears in the titles.
We also see the opposite: households that never skip, then complain that the episode “takes forever to start.” They have not noticed the button. The app has trained some rooms and not others.
If you are timing a recap, say in the brief whether you want it to survive a skip. If you are proud of a title sequence, know that Friday football households will treat it as a volume problem. Neither fact is a verdict on the work. Both belong in a watch-behavior log.