Exciting to now have Netflix officially in Asia (Thailand for me), though its catalogue is decidedly sparse. There&#x27;s no BBC shows (so no Sherlock or Dr. Who), no AMC (so no Breaking Bad or Walking Dead), no CBS&#x2F;ABC shows (so no How I Met Your Mother or The Office), and oddly enough no House of Cards (though that&#x27;s the only original series that seems to be missing here—and presumably that&#x27;s missing because they sold international rights).<p>If Netflix launched internationally with this sparse of a catalogue a year ago, it&#x27;d be a much more major problem. Today, though, Netflix has enough of their own series that there&#x27;s a decent amount of new&#x2F;interesting stuff to watch. Perk of owning their own content is that they already have the rights—nothing to negotiate for each new country.<p>Still, for now, the catalogue is sparse enough, you&#x27;ll want a VPN to get your money&#x27;s worth from a Netflix subscription outside the States.<p>Another interesting little thing. Better Call Saul is AMC in the States, but it&#x27;s called a Netflix Original in most other countries—even Thailand where Netflix doesn&#x27;t have any other AMC shows.<p>Also: HBO, time to get HBO Now in Asia.