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hmm, how many live action on going shows on netflix(or any streaming service for that matter) run less 13 episode per season?
Lots.
hmm, how many live action on going shows on netflix(or any streaming service for that matter) run less 13 episode per season?
Sweet , name them please. though I think one that are similar to what iron fist should have been prodution wise would be hard to do . special effects wise. the other's not so much seeing how flashy that one was supposed to be. if it had good qulityprodution and wasn't rush job from the jump cause some one at the top was impatient.Lots.
Sweet , name them please. though I think one that are similar to what iron fist should have been prodution wise would be hard to do . special effects wise. the other's not so much seeing how flashy that one was supposed to be. if it had good qulityprodution and wasn't rush job from the jump cause some one at the top was impatient.
well I asked of the less then 13 episode ongoing series. but I'm sure those are hard to name . Thanks for answering. truth be told I think the only one that really do that are from out side north america. And they are from ether the Uk or japan the latter very's with 10 12's to 13's. and the really hort one are 3 -5's and that's some of their animes which they call ova'sStranger Things, American Vandal, Black Mirror, Glow, Haunting Of Hill House, to name a few. Honestly it's harder to list 13 episode series on the platform (outside of Marvel of course)/
well I asked of the less then 13 episode ongoing series. but I'm sure those are hard to name . Thanks for answering. truth be told I think the only one that really do that are from out side north america. And they are from ether the Uk or japan the latter very's with 10 12's to 13's. and the really hort one are 3 -5's and that's some of their animes which they call ova's
of the one's you mentioned that come close to what marvel's doing I guess black mirrror is the closet and then stranger thing's .
I'm just figuring out the order of things this was a thing sorta before net flix in certain places but was something that thing needed season wise, cause it was just done by those peoples own selves.I'm not sure what you're saying here. Regardless, the 13 episode rule does not exist for Netflix. Tons of their productions have shorter episode counts, US or otherwise.
yes it was was said . there basically isn't any reason to Reboot
since net flix think's that and feel's this way, so there nothing blocking marvel from using the actors still. if net flix says they don't own the show, characters and actors and they are marvels then marvel can use their actors of the net flix shows in the MCU with out ptoblem .
A lot of Netflix's very first shows were 13 seasons. House of Cards and Orange is the New Black are examples of that. Over time, they realized that shorter seasons released more frequently was a better idea.House of Cards did 13 per season.
Fuller House did 13 and I think two half seasons of 9 each for season 3. Back to 13 for S4
Marco Polo did 10.
Ozark does 10
Frontier does 6.
Castlevania did 4 for S1, 8 for S2, and is getting 10 for S3.
The Ranch does like half seasons of 10 each, so 20 episodes, but it's also a traditional sitcom so cheaper to produce.
Shorter seasons is fine with me (although I have no complaint with Daredevil Season Three). If they had any interest in working it out, they would have compromised and ordered two seasons of six episodes.I also prefer shorter seasons 8-10 I think is good.
I'm glad The Witcher will only be 8.
Shorter seasons is fine with me (although I have no complaint with Daredevil Season Three). If they had any interest in working it out, they would have compromised and ordered two seasons of six episodes.
well you've asked more then twice now and the onlything coming to my mind right now in marvel's tv point of view which Joe Q & lobe are in charge of is that they think they won't make the same amount of moeny they were making with the orginal 13 episode count. and joe as coo is till over seeing the editors of the comic's be side over seeing the tv side .and we know the comic's industry has been suffer for some time now when ever they make bad busnies chose or have low sales rates. so it's possible there some certain debt they are paying off and subplemting in other area's. it's the only thing that come to mind.It's confusing to me why Marvel would be so much against shorter seasons or half season deals. It would probably be easier for all involved and they could probably get more out of the budgets.
Let's be honest, some of the shows were a little lacking in terms of scope, especially Iron Fist.
I'm of the same mindI never minded the episode count. Just because an episode or two gets more introspective never really bothered me. I like it more than coming up with some inane subplot to keep the action going. The only time it's bother me is when I feel like their just treading water or just repeating the same basic plot of a previous episode. Jessica Jones season 2 had that where one episodeJessica and her mom team up and leave her wondering if they should run off together before that hope gets taken away and finale did the same exact thing.
As long as the story is engaging it shouldn't matter if there's action or if the main plot is furthered along. But that's just me.
Yes rebooting chracterc from Netflix makes no sense!
They are already in MCU universe and rebooting them is a big incoherence, like Jubilee and Deadpool in foxUniverse which any producers didnt care anything
-But Feige takes care about coherences of his universe
-Disney+ cant reprise characters from Netflix
-They said Dardevil will appear in futures Marvel projects
How will they proceed ?
Not likely, they were never planning to do that this was net flix 's action's via peranoia and wanting control and marvels not wanting loose any futher control . it was nothing but a power struggleWith upcoming Disney+, Disney will cancel shows from Hulu and Freeform too ?????
It's confusing to me why Marvel would be so much against shorter seasons or half season deals. It would probably be easier for all involved and they could probably get more out of the budgets.
Let's be honest, some of the shows were a little lacking in terms of scope, especially Iron Fist.
Because Marvel gets paid X amount of dollars for a season. That includes production costs and however much Netflix was paying for the show itself to Marvel, aka the profit they're making. If you cut X in half, you're not just cutting the production costs in half, you're also making half as much profit.
What about keeping the budgets the same and just cutting the episode counts in half?
More replay-ability, thus more viewersWhat about keeping the budgets the same and just cutting the episode counts in half?
So the initial reports were that these are expensive shows to make. I think that's still a viable argument. Certainly, paying twice as much per episode is not helpful to Netflix.What about keeping the budgets the same and just cutting the episode counts in half?
So the initial reports were that these are expensive shows to make. I think that's still a viable argument. Certainly, paying twice as much per episode is not helpful to Netflix.
According to Variety, sources have told them that Netflix's deal with Marvel regarding the original four Marvel TV shows (Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist) includes a clause which prevents the characters from appearing in any non-Netflix series or film for at least two years after the cancellation of the series.