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How does Netflix keep hitting home runs with original series?


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Netflix's Daredevil was so much better than I expected.  Ben Afleck's attempt a few year's ago made me almost not watch it, he is awful.  Glad I decided to watch it. And the Full Metal Jacket dude, Pvt Pyle, plays and excellent villain.

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Dunno, I've tried to watch Hemlock Grove a few times and it's boring and don't care for Orange.

 

But on the other hand....

As with all big corps, you've got execs who think they know better. If not for fans and I think the Critics award nomination, X-files wouldn't have made it to season 2. (Vince Gilligan wouldn't have become famous and therefore probably doesn't get the green light for Breaking Bad).

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I have a different take. They have a captive audience that they can build a nice hype machine through. The series themselves are overrated because of the hype that they build.

I don't like Orange is the New Black and I'm not sure about daredevil yet. (only seen one episode)

OITNB is amazing.

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