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Not actually all that happy about this. They were striving for quality at first but now it's given way to quantity. I think the turning point for me is when the
by transfire 8y ago
Not actually all that happy about this. They were striving for quality at first but now it's given way to quantity. I think the turning point for me is when they canceled Marco Polo. I no longer could count of Netflix to be better than the other guys, by allowing a show to come to a natural enjoyable conclusion. There is nothing worse than a show that ends mid-story. I simply don't bother to get involved in any show anymore unless I know it has had its due run.
- ghaff 8y agoThere was a lot of narrative at first around data-driven decisions etc. As far as I can tell Netflix and Amazon have realized it’s mostly a game of darts, data it not. They don’t have to cater to mainstream tastes as much as the networks. But picking hit shows still seems like a crapshoot.