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That makes a lot of sense. The other thing I felt as a viewer was that any time a good show managed to get made, it would get canceled after two seasons at most
by mal-2 4y ago
That makes a lot of sense. The other thing I felt as a viewer was that any time a good show managed to get made, it would get canceled after two seasons at most. It became so commonplace that I've seen memes about it.
If you're going to do spaghetti against the wall strategy, why wouldn't you continue to support shows that actually stick?
- dragonwriter 4y ago> If you're going to do spaghetti against the wall strategy, why wouldn't you continue to support shows that actually stick? They almost certainly do, by the measures they use for sticking. The problem is that things that don't stick by their metrics are going to feel like they stuck to the people for whom it did work, so spray and pray strategy ends up with lots of individually-small, but large in aggregate, disappointed fandoms.