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Greedy-Creme-995 t1_j6iy0ny wrote

Oh I’m sorry, were you present in their strategy meetings??

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WordsAreSomething t1_j6iy8ag wrote

They literally just had an interview with the CEOs talking about their strategy.

You can also look at what they've renewed and canceled and get an idea of how successful things are with their top 10s.

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Greedy-Creme-995 t1_j6iyeat wrote

Oh so they will just keep 10 shows and fuck the rest

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WordsAreSomething t1_j6iyns1 wrote

They will keep shows that have the right audience for their budget while trying out new shows to reach people and cancelling what isn't working.

The same as every TV distributor ever since the beginning of TV

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Greedy-Creme-995 t1_j6iyprh wrote

You are so patronizing.

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Altruistic_Yam1372 t1_j6j5mj1 wrote

What, really? They are patronising for spelling out the truth? No, really. You can say that netflix is cancelling 'good' shows. But they certainly aren't cancelling 'successful' shows. Note that success depends not only on the number of viewers, bug also the budget. The viewership needs to justify the budget.

I'm not saying they're entirely correct on this, as many shows require a few seasons to garner significant viewership, and also ending shows that ended in cliffhangers is also poor decisionmaking

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