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Is he okay?
I canceled Netflix because they canceled so many unsuccessful shows that I thought were pretty good >

Sure, if you define success as not having been cancelled, his statement is correct >

Exactly. I haven't killed a single living person. >

Can't cancel a successful show if you cancel everything before it has a chance to become one! >

That's cool Ted. I've never told anyone to watch Netflix because all the shows I like get cancelled. They already know about the 5 popular ones. >

I mean, once you cancel it it’s no longer successful, so he’s right! >

He's obviously delusional. 
These idiots don't want just success, they expect all their shows to reach Stranger Things or Squid Game levels of success.
What really determines that a show is successful anyway? They should be looking into that instead of just saying bullshit like this. >

Shows are only successful if everyone binges them in the first week. Having a backlog of shows that last all the way to the end of the story seems to not be important to them. >

I'm probably the only lilyhammer fan but I was sad it wasn't properly finished >

The intro to that show scares the daylights out of my parents cats, to the point that Lilyhammering became a word they use anytime something startling happens. >

I want Mindhunter back. >

Mindhunter wasn't canceled. Fincher decided other projects were a higher priority for him and they eventually released everyone from their contracts since he wasn't doing the next season. Fingers crossed he decides to do it and they can get everyone back. I wish they'd have found someone to take over the series instead of letting him end it. >

It was so good, dammit.