Netflix is Trying to Destroy Itself 

HI ALSO I feel bad for what happened with Brett Hand I hope nefilx can get better in 2023 also I have a suggestion for a video can you a other video or a other gacha video

NOOOOO!

Maybe a video about the history of animation being mistreated from Oswald The Lucky Rabbit to Cartoon Network keeling over every time we google their name Idk sorry

It was quickly becoming one of my very favorite shows, and it was just starting to breakout This doesn’t make sense, why would Netflix kill it?

It gets worse when you realise a show about a puberty demon gets renewed and this gets cancelled while being greenlit

I mean I wouldn’t say it was quite good but still much better than half the schlock they have on there

Meanwhile, Emily in Paris stays up because it’s apparently really easy to work in advertising to it

@@marblejar786 Be careful...it could happen.

Resident evil:

Netflix, stop preferring pedophiles to good animation akin to Owl House!

Adult animation has a bad reputation because of numerous family guy/south park ripoffs, where they try to be both edgy and post simpsons-like at the same time and it fails with horrible animation and just unfunny jokes that the shock value doesnt even make up for

@@dakota6050 Housebroken on FOX is quite decent though, it’s at least trying to be something different. It’s also not as raunchy as other shows.

I was gonna watch inside job...now I'm not gonna

This is why I hate watching streaming services, even though I used to watch Netfalls in the early 2010's.

@@maynot Weird since Netflix doesn't have too many merchandiseable big shows aside from ST and Wednesday.

@@maynot the only merch I’ve seen from Netflix is Stranger Things, Disenchantment and Aggretsuko. I would kill for Inside Job funko pops (I want a lil Myc on my shelf).

If a show really needs to be as popular as ST and Wednesday for Netflix to care about them, Netflix would instantly cancel shows that people obviously hate because they're not popular at all and wouldn't make Netflix a significant amount of money, but that's not the case. I feel like either the creators of these unpopular shows pay Netflix unrealistic amounts of money to continue their unpopular shows and the creators of Inside Job aren't, some competitor is paying Netflix more money than they will ever make from ST and Wednesday to run its company down to the ground, or we live in a corrupted timeline where the worst shows in existence are SOMEHOW the most profitable in SOME illogical way.

Yeah, this model of having anchor series on your platform, it's just getting old and having all of your shows trying to live to that standard of popularity and stuff, that's just setting it for failure inevitably!

Ikr

They also took of nacho libre

Yes when the sun becomes a white drawf

@@urielgtz3093 what is it with netflix cancelling shows that were actually good and replacing them with others that sound horrible

@@urielgtz3093 and Free birds! Like they legit got rid of the movie where they go back in time to the first thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu! We must go back in time to October 1 2022 to get Free Birds back on Netflix! That’s right, we need to go back in time to October 1, 2022 to get Free Birds back on Netflix! Only then will world peace finally be restored!✊🌟 EDIT: it was October 1st, I’m such an idiot!😭

That and the fact that Paradise PD ended up getting four whole seasons. Not only that but those same creators ended up getting another series in the form of Farzar.

@@smashball2372 How come those guys get multiple chances? They made Brickleberry and then made Paradise PD and then Farzar.

nooo big mouth is really funny its just also super ugly 😭

I hope to see Big Mouth Downscaled to 144p

@@smashball2372god Paradise PD had 4 seasons? I ran away from that show because I wasn’t a fan of brickleberry

Speaking of Netflix and child actors.... cuties

@@aidanmbonu9587no don’t bring that cesspool up again

@@aidanmbonu9587 Good thing I'm mentally sane enough to NOT use any smart TV for NetPiss. (We don't have the best financial situation but still)

This. This is why my advice will always be to end a season with a sense of finality, because no matter what the company says another season is never truly promised.

I learned to stop having hope by always expecting the worst of people that way I don't cry about this sort of thing happening I just get marginally ticked off and disappointed because of people take it from me stop believing in the better nature of humanity and you will live a life safe from the trap that is hope.

@@C.A.M584lol true

@@theucheao Human nature is a cancer to the Earth.

Seriously tho like First Disney rushing Owl House and a few other shows too HBO removed all the animated shows ESPECIALLY Infinity Train if I recall And now Netflix removing Inside Job

Thing is its not fair at all! Just what were they thinking cancelling their BEST shows.

I’m pretty sure HBO max was because of Warner bros being dumb, I’m not really a fan of Disney because I have more Disney fatigue than anything and Netflix I hope fails because it’s not the same streaming site anymore that started it all

@@redrubyrose618 owl house at least makes sense, Disney is allergic to allowing gay people to exist in their products, but Netflix cancelling inside job just doesn’t make sense lol

Bad shows ironically enough, make them more money than the good stuff

They released season 2 with another cliff hanger

@@booran. that's part 2 of season 1, season 1 ended with Reagan leaving Statler and becoming CEO

lt feels like the major media companies are canceling the best stuff to lower our expectations of media, which would make it easier to meet expectations going forward, and thus profits would be more guaranteed. I know that is a tad conspiratorial, but I literally cannot think of a more plausible explanation for the constant struggles of quality shows while mediocre and below stuff thrives.

@lucky-segfault 4219 I never thought of that, but now I feel like that's the only possible answer or Netflix is just really stupid

Dark Crystal Age of resistance

Im not watching big mouth anymore because of this

I didn't make it past the first episode of big mouth but I've watched inside job at least three times back to back.

Adult swim cancelled final space and I will NEVER forgive them for that. This does not contribute a lot to this conversation but the I need to vent the rage I feel

@@DepressoCatto No problem. I miss that show too, especially because I wish we got to learn more about Little Cato and the other thing that Rogers confirmed on Twitter.

So we can blame Nickelodeon for starting this whole mess, and everyone else for following them? Man. We can't love anything american anymore.

Adult swim also cancelled Moral Orel... Like why ?? It was AMAZING

AMC canceled Pantheon even though the 2nd season was both confirmed and finished. Many such cases

Cuties is still there

@@epicjonny155 ew no

Technically you could spell netflix without the l

@@epicjonny155 funny how they’re still keeping it there.

@@metal_pipe9764 true

*Dies of alcohol poisoning*

I got alcohol poisoning /j

Fr like were they making a movie for edp

That, and when they canceled Dark Crystal AOR

@@chasformer3091 I loved the dark crystal

@@0_eclipsis_049 Good joke.

Just like RU-vid is also digging its' own grave further and further when babying its' creators with shitty policies.

That’s odd, because they gave Bojack six seasons and a proper ending.

@@RYMAN1321 Bojack was an immediate smash though.

@@zerodollarbird Maybe, but most agree the first season was kind of basic and considered the weakest compared to the seasons that come after.

@@RYMAN1321 As stated, Netflix doesn't care about actual quality. What they want is numbers - specifically, my hunch is that it's completion rate rather than raw viewership. Bojack's first season is weak, but it was enough to get the series the footing it needed to essentially be immune to cancellation.

Yea I wanna be a screenwriter, just makes me lose hope

@@Mystic_Warriors Same thing here, I've always liked character design, and always wanted to create my own animated series. Seems like that's DEFINITELY not happening.

Same but also gives me hope in some way. They are basicly killing any competition you might have >>'

@@auliamate character design is so fun, heres to hoping all our dreams come true one day :> TwT

Me too

Can You tell me EXACTLY why these shows are shit? Cuz I'm curious.

Paradise PD just ended. Big Mouth is the only one that’s still running with the most episodes of all their adult animated stuff.

@@supernintendoboy1018 Thank fuck Paradise ended.

Who is even watching Paradise PD?! I don't think I've ever heard a single person talk about it. Big Mouth at least has some fans - even though personally I find it kinda creepy.

why do people hate on big mouth it's a good show

She needs her happy ending god dammit. I agree she is very relatable like this women overworks herself, and she has all these repression stuff, So do I. I never felt that much of it.

The most boggling thing is that they had renewed Inside Job for a second season months ago, before the first season was even completed

I really feel you. HBO Max ended up screwing things over too. They thought it was a good idea to cancel Close Enough and not give it a proper ending but greenlight that new Velma show that's rightfully getting backlash and hatred from every Scooby-Doo fan in existence.

Don't even talk to me about the shitshow that is paradise pd ugh

@@smashball2372 Once I unleash my annoying 13 year old cousin who was a hardcore Scooby-Doo fan, he will collapse every single inch of HBO Max and finally not be so annoying anymore!

Even Detroit is more memorable.

“Can’t have shit on Netflix”

At least Detroit doesn't replace what they took with actual sh*t.

What was once the richest and best place in the world is now a shitty mess

​@@gyroseedwagone7306shhhh don't give them ideas

They will keep those. Those shows are cheap to make.

Me too, although some of them are really Bad, some are very good

they won't let you see how to finish the cake at this point

I don't know why, but netffix has this obsession with baking shows and house/hotel flipping shows. If i had a dollar for every show that is like this, I would be able to buy 3 months or netfilx for the entire population of my city

Nailed it is the goat

I think Netflix is gonna be done or under new management by the time I'm 30.

@@kwayneboy1524 Maybe new management but realistically Netflix is on pretty stable ground.

Yeah. Like when Starz canceled Ash vs the Evil Dead season 4. Season 3 literally ended on the best setup and Starz didn't see much money because 'What the fuck is starz' so they canceled it. I hope the animated continuation gets picked up.

I’m so worried for Arcane

@@cynicalbutterscotch6581 duuuude. the cancellation of arcane would be my last straw

I'm so sorry

@@SavanticsI’ll be fine. I have the first two parts.

Came here to find that my own favourite show Dead End also got cancelled. Genuinely just let the world burn.

My favourite show also got cancelled a few months back and I'm still devastated. This cancellation however was not Netflix it was adult swim the show was final space if you don't mind the huge cliffhanger at the end that will never be resolved go watch it it's amazing

@@sb324 Doesn't every major corporation hate its consumers and love money?

You got a show?

@@phoenx8435 A show pitch. I am scared to sell ot to a network, because they might not even pick it up. Networks will buy your show so you can't take it to another network so once you sell it, it belongs to them and you have to buy it back. (The animation industry is a nightmare these days)

Yeah use Netflix as a last resort If nothing else works out

I heard that platforms like Netflix, even after risking everything to be on the platform, if you do get the cancel hammer, you can't pitch the show to be continued on other networks for an avg of 4~ years. Netflix is especially bad as some shows that we're once originals can't be picked up by other networks for 7 or so years. I wouldn't put ur dreams into them, it's harder but better to build the brand on a ur own platform via Patreon or Kickstart to fund the project-animators especially get the brunt end of the stick since platforms like Disney, HBO, and Netflix are quick to drop them than live actions (Disney is notorious for this) I hope you are able to support your show-just don't trust these platforms

@@gunterxvoices4101 You could upload it yourself on RU-vid, like Metal Family does

I don’t see streaming going anywhere, but I do see the platform shifting. This could occur in a few ways. 1.) Companies are going to begin to form bundles and we will be right back to something similar to cable. 2.) Smaller companies that are barely afloat get purchased by the larger companies and competition narrows. 3.) Companies begin to realize they are losing money from having their own streaming platform compared to selling the rights to see their films on streaming. 4.) A third-party innovation somehow makes streaming obsolete (unlikely). I do think Netflix may be one of the first streaming companies to go simply due to a lack of the established library some other companies have, as well as very poor decisions as of late.

I think it will last just as soon as they fire the dinosaurs out of the offices.

@@claytoncullers1884 Meh. I think Netflix is here to stay. And if they play their cards right they can stay at the top.

While Inside Job wasn't at the same level as those two, it was one of its best performing shows, so canning it before its full potential could be unleashed was honestly ridiculous.

@@claytoncullers1884 I see animation studios going the contract route instead of selling the rights to Netflix. Thats what "The Dragon Prince" is doing as they are contracted with Netflix for at least 3 more seasons. And if Netflix breaks the contract, the studio can go somewhere else and take TDP with them.

Same

I’ve heard that it might be scrapped 😭 I was looking it up last night and couldn’t find anything suggesting otherwise

The fact that Disenchantment is the only good Netflix show I can recall that hasn't been cancelled yet is truly a statement for how awful of a company they are

Omg I'm actually gonna cry it they try to cancel Disenchantment

They already did.

Agreed as a somewhat skinny gay white boy who everyone thought was good at math just because he was autistic lmao... Also yeah I would definitely have related with an autistic spin on Brett, most people wouldn't know I was autistic even after knowing me for like years unless I told them really. A lot of people really don't understand how social masking works, and Brett would be a great way of conveying that more nuanced discussion topic. Not that Brett HAS to be autistic either, because anyone can really grapple with people pleasing and self-worth. But I'm glad Reagan was such a good depiction of an autistic kid in between two narcissistic divorced parents. That much was pretty darn relatable. The fact that we either have to seek out telegraphed representation or just settle for speculating upon autisitc coding is sad (ash from pokemon is my personal example, shoving down his familial and personal problems, taking a really long time to get good at battling but excelling at it later on, learning better his own way rather than in traditional school settings, 'aura' as an unintentional metaphor for neurodivergency, etc.).

*Little Brett will remember this*

Honestly 🥺😭

Almost forgot about Cuties... probably one of the worst things they allowed on their platform, along with the Jeffrey Dahmer Series that awakened the creepy serial killer fans 💀

@Deathie No, just fictional

@Deathie but Afton is fiction; I do notttt like real killers. That’s just fucked 😰

It doesn't make sense who would do this?

@@kwayneboy1524 Who else but Netflix of course

It’s a money factory, that’s why.

@@SlapstickGenius23 If so, a very self-destructive one at that.

They did give Bojack six seasons and a proper ending.

Because they have to pay residuals if it has more than 2 seasons.

that is how you LOSE customers.

It's like they *want* to lose customers. Canceling good shows and banning password sharing.

@@Aymelia-colon3 I wonder if Netflix doesn’t like quality or they are genuinely trying to off themselves slowly.

Bojack was popular and that got six seasons and a proper ending. Here’s hoping Beastars will get finished and we’ll see that Nimona film

💪

Keep on going I’m sure whatever you (maybe) make will be Amazing!

As someone who has fictional cartoons playing in my head 24/7, someone who wishes to make an animated show as well but doesn't know how to draw properly, I can confirm

@@figtree_video_archive relate 1000%

Dude I’m currently trying to publish a book and I think I’d get the same issues especially if it were to be stop motion because Netflix o could just cancelled it after getting impatient like Nickelodeon!

They did give Bojack six seasons and a proper ending though. Exception ?

@@RYMAN1321 Yup. That was before they began this trend of canceling quality shows for not getting the numbers they wanted.

I loved 1899 for the first six episodes but the ending was really lame so I kinda see why they canceled it

@@kaiserfoxi266 The entire point was that it was the first season of a planned three-seasons arc (the same way Dark was), if you thought the ending was lame, by ending it, Netflix made it worse because the reason why it would be so unfulfilling because it left out in such a low note without a clear resolution to which another season would've offered one but no, Netflix cancelled it and now it's worse because we're left wishing for an answer that won't come anymore on account of Netflix's BS. >_>

@Perennial Lachrymosity I understand it was supposed to have more seasons. it's not just the ending itself that I didn't like, but where the story was going. I started watching the show initially because the setting was really cool. A late nineteenth century immigrant ship? That looked great. Now it's revealed that it's not even set in 1899 at all. No matter how many seasons where left, several things were made clear by the ending. 1: the setting sold by the show isn't even the reality. 2: Everything that happened between the characters on the ship is null because it happened in a simulation that happened multiple times and would happen again. None of the character development at that point mattered. 3: Many of the plot points where thrown out by the simulation reality. During the first few episodes characters would constantly say they "Can't go back" and are anxious at the thought of returning. This built up tension and questions about the characters past and what is happening at the place they departed. None of that matters now because none of it was real in the first place. Finally, the show isn't even a psychological thriller anymore. Every bizarre event or mind-bending situation is explained with "Their in a computer simulation." The characters keep talking about how "this isn't real," and referred to the fact that the world around them was affected by the limitations of their mind. That's super interesting. Turns out that wasn't true either because again, the whole thing is just a simulation made by a computer. It feels like a cop-out for what could be a genuinely interesting psychological thriller. Another potentially interesting plot point was the man watching them on the cameras. The show built up the idea that he was the puppet master. He also said in a later episode that "This always ends the same, because they always make the same mistakes." This implied that the loop the characters were stuck in was directly caused by their actions, like some sort of purgatory. This was also really cool, until it was revealed that he was also just stuck in the simulation, contradicting everything built up to that point (and not in a subversive way, rather in a way that just doesn't make sense). I didn't mean to make this comment this long, sorry for text wall. Honestly I would be interested to see where they go with it, but the reality of the simulation feels like a cheap way of explaining the plot. It feels like the writers wrote themselves into a corner, accidentally undermining what they had already established. I loved the show and like you I think Netflix shouldn't have canceled it. I'm sure the story would have moved along just fine and maybe have recaptured my attention in some way, and I also believe they would have made it make sense. My point is all the reasons I loved the show in the first place have effectively been written out by the ending. I just don't see how it could come back from that, because fundamentally it's not even "1899" anymore. Had to vent that because it's been on my mind, this isn't meant to be combative to your point because I do agree. Thanks for reading.

@@kaiserfoxi266 honestly I felt the same but I kept those thoughts in the back for one reason only. These are the creators of dark. I didn’t like the apocalypse future ending in the first season …because I thought I wouldn’t work. But they surprised me. I ESPECIALLY thought the second season twist wouldn’t work but they proved me wrong. They make their stories from the very end and backtrack so I was excited and gave it the benefit of the doubt. Now it doesn’t matter I guess

@markel thomas I haven't seen dark so I don't know how the writers works, maybe I'll have to check it out

At this point I think it's a conspiracy if you ask me they're trying to destroy the platform for some reason.

@@kwayneboy1524 Seems like HBOmax is doing the same thing. Too bad disney+ sucks unless you like marvel and star wars. What other streamer is there to pick up the slack?

I’m not trying to pin this all on the writers, but maybe this will finally be a lesson to all future writers to never end a season on a cliffhanger. Because even if the company says the show will get renewed, it’s never truly a given. Trust me, I’ve worked for a few companies in my life that function the same way. They feed you one story but actually end up doing another.

Arcane is produced by Riot Games themselves. Netflix just has the rights to publish it.

Don't worry, riot games paid for it to be made. Not Netflix, so it will not get canceled

If anything happens with Netflix than they would publish it on HBO or something else

Unlike Inside Job, Arcane isnt produced by netflix, its produced by Riot Games, so if Netflix really decides to throw away their golden goose, Riot can 100% get it picked up by another streaming platform

Feels like Netflix is a sadist who t0rtures its viewers by ending great shows on cliffhangers before cancelling them all together, and then continuously pumping out new seasons of the worst and most vile shows humanity can creates for the rest of eternity.

The show is good. You’ll love it.

Yes, but also no. We went through some shit this year but we also got masterpieces like Menu, Everithing Everywhere All at Once, Puss in Boots, Marcel The Shell With a Shoes On... It is not all so bad. But if netlix cancels Arcane I will riot.

@@hiiamsam4808 riot studio just might too

Netflix and basically ALL THE OTHER STREAMING SERVICES kill creativity with wokeness. Meanwhile I already forged some pretty wholesome ideas for a possible animation series. Unfortunately I don't have the budget nor any of my Discord friends to help me with the said series...

@@hiiamsam4808 yeah but those shows are from big companies so

@@ideac. Actually, it's all movies, but i can also give some tips for shows if you want

I think Netflix realizes that it doesn’t matter if they cancel good or bad shows because people don’t cancel their subscriptions. At least nobody I know has. I just prefer video games and anime at this point because modern American television is un-watchable.

@@neosharkey7401 True. I mainly keep Netflix because of LOTR, Star Trek, ATLA, and a few others.

Idk. Agent Elvis looks like stupid campy fun. Sort of like Bubba Ho-Tep.

Shouldn't we be both?

@@IsaacWale2004 We shouldn't be mad. We should be pissed. We shouldn't be disappointed, we should be ashamed for paying netflix.

I swear by the time I'm 30 they'll either be gone or under new management

It’s so good 🥺 idk about other viewers but personally I felt seen by the characters. They’re just so relatable and the storylines and worldbuilding are so great.

@@christinaaspen3800 I might watch what exists of the show, then. It sounds good and I would expect nothing less from a show with Alex Hirsch involved.

I mean you can still watch season 1. It's not like the show was nuked. Canceled basically means that you won't see more of the show aside from that first season. Not that it's gone forever.

@@thehoveringkangaroo6493 i watched the show and the worldbuilding is great, the characters are great, everything about the show is great

@@tunnelsnakesrule7541 I know.

season 3/part 5 of that show hasn't even been renewed at all yet despite part 4 having been released just under a year ago, so all I'm saying is for you to get ready to flip tables

I will literally cry if they cancel Disenchantment. All the good adult content is getting deleted 😔

@@Lee-fx7bd get ready and get prepared to cry, that's all I'll say

@@Connie_TinuityError I know what happens 😭😭. Hes going to continue from there. I assumed the show would at least.

@@Lee-fx7bd Matt Groening said something recently that sounded like they were in pre-production for the next season. I can't imagine he wouldn't have made a deal with Netflix unless there was a set number of minimum seasons to complete the story anyway. And if Netflix does cancel it, he can probably walk it back over to Fox (or Disney rather) since they've already started the new Futurama comeback. He's been the king of adult primetime animation since 1989 after all.

because they want that show to make the same amount of money as stranger things or squid game.

I am livid about that. The author is going to continue the story through the books. But it's still angering. There's not a lot of good kid shows with queer characters. It also tackles autism in a great way. But they had to delete it. Fuck Netflix

Getting those people would cost Netflix more money, so they refrain from doing that.

That, or they are Warner Bros. people (or any company attributed to wokeness).

Have you watched The Dragon Prince? If you want something positive, that show is really comforting! The main character is a goofy teenage mage, whose little half-brother is the next in line to the throne. He's voiced by Jack De Sena (Sokka from ATLA) and the show was written by some of the ATLA writing team. It's really lovely and has just been greenlit for 5 more seasons :) Would highly recommend if you like Brett. Same for the upcoming Hazbin Hotel show - the main character Charlie is the princess of Hell but she's just a pure ray of sunshine who just wants to help people.

@@babyleafsaladd5322 Trust me, Dragon Prince is gonna get gradually bad, I feel it in my heart. Case and point, the writers think those Twitter made up genders exist

@@Halfort57 unnecessary transphobia there but ok

@@babyleafsaladd5322 If it's different than the usual stuff as you say, I'll give it a try considering that every character nowadays is a Rick Sanchez wannabe lol

What about Bojack though? They gave that six seasons and it even got a proper ending (hooray!)

It’s still well worth the watch, it’s a pretty serialized show so you won’t be super invested in the overall story as much as shows like bojack horsemen