“Netflix executives are panicked about people losing interest in their shows” links

Netflix executives are apparently “panicking” at data suggesting a huge drop-off in interest in their original programming from the first and second seasons. That’s because Netflix broke the TV-release model – people are having to wait years between seasons, which means that people simply lose interest in whatever show they were invested in a few years ago. [Pajiba]
Connor Storrie’s first Emmy nom is for SNL, not Heated Rivalry. [Socialite Life]
All about Anya Taylor-Joy’s latest show. [LaineyGossip]
Sir Anthony Hopkins is going to snatch Taylor Swift’s wig. [Just Jared]
This Nolan Xavier Wells story is so sad. That poor kid. [Starcasm]
I’m sooooo all-in on Dune 3. [Hollywood Life]
LOL, I cannot see Kristen Stewart in any of these Chanel looks. [Go Fug Yourself]
Who’s on the cover of V Magazine? [OMG Blog]
Daisy Edgar-Jones in Saint Laurent. [RCFA]
Snoopy lost his home?? [Seriously OMG]
Men share their icks about women. [Buzzfeed]

You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

6 Responses to ““Netflix executives are panicked about people losing interest in their shows” links”

  1. Anna says:

    Out of the ones Netflix created, they’ve cancelled too many of my favorite shows too early. Why get invested in a show when they are just going to can it after one season? They don’t give you a runway long enough watch. Dead Boy Detectives was great – one season. Same with Irregulars. I don’t even bother with their shows any more because of that.

  2. Sue says:

    I was very invested in the Netflix show Stranger Things when it first came out. And having to wait so long between seasons is the very reason I lost interest. I wasn’t attached to the characters anymore and I’d forget what happened last in the story. My husband and I watched the first episode of the final (I think?) season and were just like, meh. Let’s go watch The Pitt.

  3. Thibking says:

    How did they not realize this would happen…

  4. mightymolly says:

    Except for heavy makeup, all those Buzzfeed men’s opinions are gender neutral. Although TBF, I’ve never met a man who says he has no hobbies, but if their only hobbies are watching tv/playing video games, that basically the same thing. Everyone needs hobbies that require active mental engagement.

  5. Jais says:

    I don’t even bother starting shows on Netflix bc the things I like get cancelled.

Commenting Guidelines

Read the article before commenting.

We aim to be a friendly, welcoming site where people can discuss entertainment stories and current events in a lighthearted, safe environment without fear of harassment, excessive negativity, or bullying. Different opinions, backgrounds, ages, and nationalities are welcome here - hatred and bigotry are not. If you make racist or bigoted remarks, comment under multiple names, or wish death on anyone you will be banned. There are no second chances if you violate one of these basic rules.

By commenting you agree to our comment policy and our privacy policy

Do not engage with trolls, contrarians or rude people. Comment "troll" and we will see it.

Please e-mail the moderators at cbcomments at gmail.com to delete a comment if it's offensive or spam. If your comment disappears, it may have been eaten by the spam filter. Please email us to get it retrieved.

You can sign up to get an image next to your name at Gravatar.com Thank you!

Leave a comment after you have read the article

Save my name and email in this browser for the next time I comment