Some of their content decisions are pathological from a viewer's standpoint.
Attack on Titan: 96% fresh on RT, and … they only get the first season? Like, why build your viewer up with a good show and not be able to finish the story?
One Punch Man: 86% fresh on RT. Only the first season.
SG:SG1, great show, but if you want to round it out w/ SG:U or Atlantis? No can do.
Inuyasha, (100%/93% on RT) … only the first 2 of 7 seasons.
> Attack on Titan: 96% fresh on RT, and … they only get the first season? Like, why build your viewer up with a good show and not be able to finish the story?
It's even worse than that. You can't access the English subtitles in some countries! I was watching in France and after reaching out to support they told me that their license didn't cover English subtitles lmao. And people wonder why handsomely paid people pirate stuff...
That's on you for using primevideo in the first place! Jokes aside, I hate that platform ever since it decided it was normal to play a show, that I was excited about, starting with the last episode. It ended up ruining the entire thing.
On the flipside when Manifest was canceled by NBC before its planned storyline could be completed, Netflix picked it up and has planned more than enough episodes to reach the end.
Attack on Titan: 96% fresh on RT, and … they only get the first season? Like, why build your viewer up with a good show and not be able to finish the story?
One Punch Man: 86% fresh on RT. Only the first season.
SG:SG1, great show, but if you want to round it out w/ SG:U or Atlantis? No can do.
Inuyasha, (100%/93% on RT) … only the first 2 of 7 seasons.