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What the hell Netflix?

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Iron Fist and One Day at a Time?

Seriously, why would I watch sh!t that is on basically pay TV when the same crap is on network. 

Iron Fist should be on after The Flash...and the One Day at a Time remake wouldn't make it past 4 episodes on any network. 

Has Netflix become so big with hit shows, they think they can do no wrong?

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Netflix has NEVER been anywhere near something that put out only greatness. They've always had crap in their collection. People just got so fed up with cable, they somehow put Netflix on a pedestal. Same with Hulu and Amazon Prime. All three have GREAT shows ... and all three have crap ... just like cable. I only watch Netflix for OITNB and Peaky Blinders. And one of those can be watched without Netflix.

 

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On 3/18/2017 at 3:14 PM, Still Brooklyn said:

Netflix has NEVER been anywhere near something that put out only greatness. They've always had crap in their collection. People just got so fed up with cable, they somehow put Netflix on a pedestal. Same with Hulu and Amazon Prime. All three have GREAT shows ... and all three have crap ... just like cable. I only watch Netflix for OITNB and Peaky Blinders. And one of those can be watched without Netflix.

 

There's always hits and misses, generally though, Netflix has done a pretty good job at avoiding misses.    Iron Fist is totally meh (as I said in the Iron Fist thread) and some stuff like Hemlocke Grove was terrible but they generally have had some good stuff.

Amazon is getting there and Hulu has had good luck with The Path.

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