Am I the ash-hole for telling my friend that if she doesn't stop asking me questions about The Good Place, I'm going to lie to her?
My friend (who I'm going to call Sydney) and I are currently watching season 1 of the show. I have seen the show multiple times already but this is her first time ever watching it. I convinced her to watch it with me because 1. She's an attentive show-watcher, and 2. She somehow knew virtually no spoilers about this show (I had also known nothing about it going into the show at first) so she was a SEEMINGLY perfect person to show The Good Place to. I quickly realized that this was not going to go well when she started constantly asking questions like "Is Janet actually telling the truth?", "Wait, so Eleanor really belongs here?" and "Is Tahani actually evil?". Like, I obviously KNOW the answers here but I have refused to spoil anything to her because I can't ruin this opportunity for her to be ACTUALLY surprised at plot twists and cliff hangers.
She got increasingly suspicious and asked me to confirm or deny her theories. Eventually I got so fed up that I just replied, "I'm not answering any more questions because literally anything I say could ruin the show for you." She got annoyed and said she thinks I'm being dramatic and that refusing to answer is basically just confirming her theories anyway. I brushed it off but literally the NEXT episode she was asking questions again. I was already feeling pretty fed up so after the 3rd question of that episode I just replied with something like, "Fine. From now on, I'm going to deliberately give you the wrong answer every time." I feel bad about this because she responded with, "Well then I'm going to spend the entire show wondering whether you're lying to me."
While I hope this doesn't ruin the show for her, and I want don't want to lie to my friend, I feel like she was being pretty pushy even after I specifically told her I wouldn't answer her questions. Am I the ash-hole?