I need to make sure the response is helpful without guiding them to pirate. Emphasize legal options and the risks involved in piracy. The user might be looking for a free way, but they need to know it's not possible legally. Maybe they can watch it for free through ads on platforms like IMDb or YouTube if it's available there.
Wait, but the user specifically asked for a ZIP file. They might not know the difference between a ZIP file and the actual content. Maybe they think downloading a ZIP is okay, but it's still a form of piracy if it's copyrighted. Need to clarify that ZIP files are just containers and using them for illegal downloads is still wrong.
Let me think. The user might not realize that downloading from unauthorized sources is illegal. I should explain that. Also, maybe they don't know about legal streaming services where they can watch the show. It's important to direct them there instead.
Also, should I mention alternatives, like converting legal streams into downloads using proper methods? No, because that's not allowed. Maybe suggest checking their internet service provider for streaming options or using a service like Google Play or Apple TV.
Alright, putting it all together. Start with the warning, then list legal options, explain the risks of illegal downloads, and encourage supporting creators. That should cover it without being too harsh but informative.
I need to structure the response. Start by warning them about piracy. Then, list legal ways to watch the show, like Netflix or Amazon Prime. Maybe suggest checking their local availability since services vary by region. If they really need a physical copy, recommend purchasing from legitimate sources like iTunes or Amazon. Also, mention that using peer-to-peer networks or torrent sites is against the law and the platform's policies. Finally, reinforce the importance of supporting creators by being legal.