Morning Show too. When we’re looking for a new thing to watch we always check Apple first to see if there’s anything new. Netflix drops heaps of garbage on their service then cancels the good stuff. Prime has a lot of really expensive but hollow productions. Zaslav is stripping HBO for parts. Apple doesn’t put out a lot but I can usually trust the stuff they put on there.
Netflix drops heaps of garbage on their service then cancels the good stuff.
While I persist with Netflix for budget, films and a few perrenial favourites… they don’t half pump the garbage. Great true crime, and just as much half baked shit-podcast-now-a-shit-series true crime :/
Foundation destroyed any nascent trust Apple TV build in me with Lasso. We cancelled after I forced myself through the first season, hoping that it’d improve.
Incidentally, what do we call streaming series chunks? With the advent of binge releasing, “seasons” doesn’t seem right somehow. Seasons harken back to when new shows would come out and you’d watch them “throughout the season.” It feels odd to call series bulk releases “seasons.”
Morning Show too. When we’re looking for a new thing to watch we always check Apple first to see if there’s anything new. Netflix drops heaps of garbage on their service then cancels the good stuff. Prime has a lot of really expensive but hollow productions. Zaslav is stripping HBO for parts. Apple doesn’t put out a lot but I can usually trust the stuff they put on there.
While I persist with Netflix for budget, films and a few perrenial favourites… they don’t half pump the garbage. Great true crime, and just as much half baked shit-podcast-now-a-shit-series true crime :/
Foundation destroyed any nascent trust Apple TV build in me with Lasso. We cancelled after I forced myself through the first season, hoping that it’d improve.
Incidentally, what do we call streaming series chunks? With the advent of binge releasing, “seasons” doesn’t seem right somehow. Seasons harken back to when new shows would come out and you’d watch them “throughout the season.” It feels odd to call series bulk releases “seasons.”