While still a PR piece there was a recent interview with Landgraf that I thought had some interesting responses in it. Much more so than this one of Bloys.

Or maybe quirky prestige sci-fi shows like this and Severance are just the type of show the demographics of this subreddit would like. Not exactly rocket science that nerdy television fans would enjoy those shows.

I feel like the show was pretty clear from the beginning that it wasn't going to provide answers and that wasn't really the point. Unlike Lost where from the way the mysteries were presented made getting answers more integral.

That said the show actually does provide a good answer to at least the main mystery at the end. It's ambiguous if the answer is true or not, but you could just choose to take it at face value.

That difference is because they have a fully free tier below premium. I'd be surprised if they aren't including the people who get free premium from a cable subscription in the paid total.

My bad, misread your post.

RWBY is not coming out this year. I don't think a date has even been announced yet. Presumably it will come out next year. Rosterteeth has had a lot of internal problems.

The cast looks good and the showrunner is really knowledgeable about and loves One Piece, though whether they are also good at actually showrunning who knows, but there are reasons to be cautiously optimistic.