Would love a drama to hit a billion. The closest we got to that is Joker, which doesn’t really count since it’s basically Batman lol.

Don’t need to be a ‘blockbuster’ per say but it would probably turn into one with those two.

Tuco Salamanca. All of the Salamancas lol

A television subreddit having conversations about one of the most critically acclaimed shows on tv right now, with a new season and final season about to drop. What do you expect this sub to talk about?

Thanks. I’ll try find some time for it.

This show any good? Looked at IMDB and the concept sounds very interesting.

Sadly premium TV doesn’t necessarily make much business sense unless it’s GOT levels of popular. I hate humans lol.

Now I gotta rewatch it don’t I lol

It’s why I loved Westworld even when the quality dropped. If you haven’t seen the movie ‘Her’, check it out.

The concept of consciousness and our moral compass will always intrigue me. It’s something so abstract and something as humans we can’t ever truly grasp. I love shows and movies that delve into this space.

Yep, the Westworld conundrum.

Yeh word of mouth was crazy for Ted Lasso.

If you’re sharing the account the main account holder most likely cares about resolution etc. than those sharing off them. I’d cater a guess that they’ll watch whatever resolution is on in front of them. My mate watches HOTD on his iPad via Now TV which caps their resolution at 720p at a low bitrate. It’s grainy to my eyes but most people wouldn’t care. I do. A lot of people watch at that resolution and do not care about it being higher. If you showed them side by side comparisons between 720p and 1080p, people would notice but not care enough to pay for it. However, 1080p and 4k streams are negligible, Hell, even I can’t tell the difference at times between high bitrate 1080p copy vs high bitrate 4k copy. The only reason I pay or look for better versions is because I know it’s out there and I’d like even the most incremental upgrade to my media. However, most consumers are not like this and are happy to watch at 720p if it’s passable quality and if it’s convenient (price and accessibility).

Only Reddit really cares about resolution. As long as it’s not terrible, most consumers seldom care.

I think most people are happy to watch ads instead of paying more. Most people are bombarded by apps in their favourite apps but it doesn’t dissuade them to use it. As long as something is free or cheaper with ads I think people will take that option. It sucks but most consumers do not care. I’ve seen people use the lowest tier of Netflix to watch things on their TV in SD. Most people do not care.