When in doubt watch Avatar ( The Last Airbender )
It is my theory that Netflix is designed to make you browse instead of watch. Streaming costs money. Browsing keeps you engaged with Netflix without costing them real money.
Streaming costs almost nothing to them comparitively, the expensive part is all the licensing
Play the buff. Tell users they can watch X without a license at hand. If they ever click on it, tell them there’s a technical issue. They’ll move on in five seconds.
Tried to look this up and you’re not wrong. It’s pennies per month for each user. Not per stream, but all streams.
Really puts their price hikes in perspective. Wish I could cancel it again.
They own a lot of their own content now so that’s “free”. They pay residuals based on streams which is part of licensing. The more streams, the more licensing costs.
Avatar: TLA again?
Oh boy, time for another re-watch of Love, Death and Robots
Bojack Horseman.
Except I canceled my Netflix.
That’s why I don’t have Netflix. I used to for a while, but trying to find something to watch to justify the monthly price seemed too much like a chore. My streaming service is my DVD shelf, and I update it by going to second-hand stores.
DARK every time. Currently on my 9th re-watch and still haven’t found anything better.
Sawflix II: Pick an episode of House to recommend to someone who’s never seen the show.
Easy, the one where he’s rude to patients, has his subordinates do an illegal house search, he pops some pills and dispite being a total jerk still is portrayed to be a good friend to
WatsonWilson.Trick question. The correct answer is an episode of Psych, the far superior Sherlock Holmes telling.
Monk as well.
Shows are easy. There are a decent number od good ones on Netflix. Jigsaw never said to watch a new show so that leaves a lot of options available.
Now if he told you to pick a Netflix original movie that he would enjoy and hadn’t seen, that’s a lot harder.
GBBO, of course.
Not fair, saw always makes sure they do have a chance right?
Clearly an impostor Jigsaw. The real one always designed his traps to be winnable.
Disenchantment. Every time.
