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Yeah, all we have so far is the names attached and a few words said on a big stage. We know very little about the shows, and obviously the people working on it

Yeah, all we have so far is the names attached and a few words said on a big stage. We know very little about the shows, and obviously the people working on it will try to make it sound as good as they can. If I had a penny for every time some actor hyped up a movie or show that ended up being awful... And I agree, Netflix goes for a wider breadth, but they have a significant number of quality and original content. Shows like Maniac, Our Planet, Russian Doll, Master of None, Ozark, Stranger Things, American Vandal and so on. There's something on there for everyone, and enough that you're never out of shows to watch.

wolco 7y ago
I invest a lot of time with netflix and watch everything possible (tv series wise). I'm down to a handful of series but I'm ignoring certain categories (superheros, kids, teen and period pieces, some cooking/gameshows). I find the libruary is getting thinner. Quality shows produced outside of netflix are disappearing and no new replacements. Popular netflix shows are cancelled or the next season takes 1.5 years. Seasons are usually the minimum (10 shows or less). Not sure netflix is going to win in the content war and may lose in the usability arena when other providers start launching have better browsing experiences. Two under the radar shows: Bruno and Brownsville
- ehsankia 7y ago
  I agree that a lot of shows are cut off after 2-3 seasons, and that there are fewer external shows, but I disagree that there's no replacement. There are so many new shows added every week or month. Sure most of it may not appeal to you directly, but generally I've found that there's at least 2-3 good new shows/specials/movies per month for me. Again, most of the shows I named in my previous post were from the last year alone. It is sometimes hard to find good stuff though in the huge pile of shows.

wolco 7y ago

I invest a lot of time with netflix and watch everything possible (tv series wise). I'm down to a handful of series but I'm ignoring certain categories (superheros, kids, teen and period pieces, some cooking/gameshows). I find the libruary is getting thinner. Quality shows produced outside of netflix are disappearing and no new replacements. Popular netflix shows are cancelled or the next season takes 1.5 years. Seasons are usually the minimum (10 shows or less). Not sure netflix is going to win in the content war and may lose in the usability arena when other providers start launching have better browsing experiences. Two under the radar shows: Bruno and Brownsville

ehsankia 7y ago
I agree that a lot of shows are cut off after 2-3 seasons, and that there are fewer external shows, but I disagree that there's no replacement. There are so many new shows added every week or month. Sure most of it may not appeal to you directly, but generally I've found that there's at least 2-3 good new shows/specials/movies per month for me. Again, most of the shows I named in my previous post were from the last year alone. It is sometimes hard to find good stuff though in the huge pile of shows.