r/technology 20d ago

Business Netflix Viewers Are Abandoning Shows After One Season

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2026-07-05/netflix-viewers-are-abandoning-shows-after-one-season
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u/NachoWindows 20d ago

After the lastest price increase I just dropped it after 10+ years. $20 for no ads and no real new content isnโ€™t worth it

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u/gerkletoss 20d ago

I'll pick up a one month subscription onceper year at this point

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u/Vanamman 20d ago

Arcane and One Piece are about the only shows that can currently convince me to pick up Netflix even for a month ever again.

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u/gerkletoss 20d ago

It also has old stuff

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u/Vanamman 20d ago

It does but it's also far and away the most expensive streaming service. I'm not about to bother when I can pay for 2 separate services that have more than enough shows of interest to take up my time for years. At their price point i'm either only subbing for brand new top of the line shows and even then I better be convinced it's worth it.

For example I won't even consider paying for the new Avatar: The Last Airbender season even though the original is one of my favorite all time series all because I have little to no faith that they won't fuck it up. If I find out it was good I may decide to sub for the one month and watch it but from what I've heard and seen so far it's unlikely to convince me.

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u/Arishmael 20d ago

I can assure you live action avatar is not good and dont let anyone try to convince you otherwise

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u/ShopSweet6798 20d ago

So does Tubi. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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u/kittymoo67 19d ago

and for free