I think I’m just stick with prime, hulu and HBOmax…maaaybe netflix and just download whatever doesn’t fall under those
And the Netflix bloodbath begins. Multiple execs fired, new shows canceled, anime studio slashed
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I think I’m just stick with prime, hulu and HBOmax…maaaybe netflix and just download whatever doesn’t fall under those
Wait no more Baki 
Castlevania ended with the last seasonI need my Castlevania Season 5, I don't care what other shows need to be axed (outside of the Witcher) for that to happen.
Nevermind, they #MeToo'd Warren Ellis last year.
It's a wrap...
There was talk of a spinoff but the main show is done
BaileyPark31
Love, Peace, Health, and Wealth
They have no idea what they doing
Boss Baby?!
My nieces love boss baby if that s*** disappears they're going to lose their minds!!
trap101-ETHout-Allegri-In
All Star
I keep telling people that a lot of these streaming services aren’t going to make it out here as it was more financial feasible to go the cable route. If Netflix is out here struggling, then imagine how other streaming services are doing
Content isn’t cheap to produce even if it’s done in house.
shyt..... netflix ain't post a profit yet have they????... imagine all the newere ones then....
Absolut
Legal Bookie
People say this but it’s false. If anyone is sniffing what they paid for cable tv packages monthly, they have 10x the amount of content than cable provided. Most folks aren’t near what cable tv cost
Camammal
Half Man Half Mammal
holy shyt.
I REALLY need to hurry up and finish some of these shows
No worries all that shyt gonna be on websites & torrents for years to come if you missed anything
Netflix Officially Adding Commercials
It's the end of an era for Netflix. While the service has long been praised for its total lack of ads and commercials, Netflix is reversing its course on the matter. On Tuesday, Deadline reported that Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings said that ads will soon be incorporated into the service.
Hastings' comments come shortly after Chief Product Officer Greg Peters acknowledged that there would be differences in pricing for subscriptions in different territories. Both Hastings and Peters discussed the current state of Netflix, and its future, during the company's first-quarter earnings call, which was posted to YouTube on Tuesday. During the interview, the CEO noted that they will begin to implement advertising on Netflix in the "next year or two."
"One way to increase the price spread is advertising on low-end plans and to have lower prices with advertising," Hastings said. "Those who have followed Netflix know that I've been against the complexity of advertising and a big fan of the simplicity of subscription." Even though he has been against the incorporation of advertising in the past, he acknowledged that this would be a necessary step for the streaming platform. He also said that this would be a positive for Netflix subscribers, as it will give them "consumer choice" and the ability to choose a cheaper subscription, albeit one with advertisements.
It's the end of an era for Netflix. While the service has long been praised for its total lack of ads and commercials, Netflix is reversing its course on the matter. On Tuesday, Deadline reported that Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings said that ads will soon be incorporated into the service.
Hastings' comments come shortly after Chief Product Officer Greg Peters acknowledged that there would be differences in pricing for subscriptions in different territories. Both Hastings and Peters discussed the current state of Netflix, and its future, during the company's first-quarter earnings call, which was posted to YouTube on Tuesday. During the interview, the CEO noted that they will begin to implement advertising on Netflix in the "next year or two."
"One way to increase the price spread is advertising on low-end plans and to have lower prices with advertising," Hastings said. "Those who have followed Netflix know that I've been against the complexity of advertising and a big fan of the simplicity of subscription." Even though he has been against the incorporation of advertising in the past, he acknowledged that this would be a necessary step for the streaming platform. He also said that this would be a positive for Netflix subscribers, as it will give them "consumer choice" and the ability to choose a cheaper subscription, albeit one with advertisements.
Great Pretender
This….if it weren’t for my peoples
true!