Where do all the shows go, and what does that mean for us?
The Big Picture Big streamers like Max, Netflix, and Disney+, have been in hot water with the public for seemingly years now. Between rising rates, bad shows, and the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, there is not a lot of goodwill going around. One of the more recent issues to pop up has been regarding the removal of content from a lot of these streaming services, for no apparent reason. Not because of problematic content, or rights lapsing, but simply just to save money for the studios.
The second question is the easiest to answer. For a show like Nautilus, it's being shopped around to other streamers, and will hopefully be picked up by someone. If not, that's really all she wrote for the show. Westworld, once a huge show for HBO, is not available anywhere currently, unless you want to buy the entire series.
This is not to say we shouldn't support this strike, but rather another example of the greedy nature of the studios. If they are already trying to cut costs with the meager residual structure at play now, who knows what will happen in the future? Could we see major shows like Bridgerton or Andor cut completely? It is clear to the audience now, that the bargain of streaming has come to an end.
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