Wednesday (Netflix)

[teachsac]

It's about time. It's been 21/2 years. Need to rewatch seasonn1.


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR435yDA18qHV1W-xFEdbPVRwuu1Q0zGoCvDJMyzmdpJarxD3xsDkZ6FYEWAGw_aem_ae83GwetGJju6mlio24mQw&v=uQx8jKiIDTI&feature=youtu.be

 

[dfergie]

We're late to the show, 2 episodes left for S1, loving it... drew me to check out the original series, 1 in this time so far.

 

[Jimbo]

I watched it last year I believe, I may watch it again ... hopefully some definitive date is coming soon for the release.

Again, 2-3 years between Seasons is ridiculous ...

Same goes for Stranger Things .....
These people were young kids when it started, now thier in thier 20's

 

[Bruce]

I watched it last year I believe, I may watch it again ... hopefully some definitive date is coming soon for the release.

Again, 2-3 years between Seasons is ridiculous ...

Same goes for Stranger Things .....
These people were young kids when it started, now thier in thier 20's

Remember, the strike played havoc with everyone's schedules, a lot of streaming shows had to wait for actor's availability to start/resume productions.

 

[Jimbo]

Remember, the strike played havoc with everyone's schedules, a lot of streaming shows had to wait for actor's availability to start/resume productions.

When was the strike ?
Its been plenty of time for shows to get thier act together by now.
Strike will be coming up on 2 years in October.

Then again, with Streaming there is No Fall Season anymore, so shows can decide to be OK hanging thier audience for multiple years ...

They must think Rating will be higher if they hang thier viewers out to dry.

At this rate, many of thier viewers may Die between Seasons.

 

[Bruce]

When was the strike ?
Its been plenty of time for shows to get thier act together by now.
Strike will be coming up on 2 years in October.

Use Wednesday as a example, Jenna Ortega was booked to film Season 2, which was scheduled when the Strike happened, then she was booked to film a movie or two after the season was due to be completed filming.

So the show had to wait for her availability.

Same for Stranger Things, Season was filming when the strike happened, Millie Brown had to film two movies back to back after the season was due to be completed, so they had to wait for her, probably a few other actors also.

Then again, with Streaming there is No Fall Season anymore, so shows can decide to be OK hanging thier audience for multiple years ...

Broadcast shows did not have this issue, since they have a set filming schedule, usually July/August till March/early April, hence why we only received 10-13 episodes after the strike, for the 23/24 Season (more like just the 2024 Season).

They must think Rating will be higher if they hang thier viewers out to dry.

Ratings are still dropping for Broadcast/Cable Channels, due to continuing to lose subscribers (6 Million Paid Live TV in 2024, expected to lose 7-8 Million in 2025).

But it is expected that more than half of the audience will watch those shows on streaming services than on Paid Live TV.

For example, Paramount + now has about 78 Million subscribers, vs Paid Live TV at, currently, 68 Million, so a possible bigger audience for CBS, plus the fact they are in 4K on P+, vs 1080i on Cable/Satellite.

So where would a lot rather watch, I have obviously picked P+.

At this rate, many of their viewers may Die between Seasons.

Except streaming services are still gaining subscribers, both here and the rest of the world, the longer wait is not affecting them.

 

[teachsac]

I watched it last year I believe, I may watch it again ... hopefully some definitive date is coming soon for the release.

Again, 2-3 years between Seasons is ridiculous ...

Same goes for Stranger Things .....
These people were young kids when it started, now thier in thier 20's

It's at the end of the video. Part 1 will be released 8/6 and part 2 Sept. 3. 4 episodes each part. Total of 8

 

[Jimbo]

It's at the end of the video. Part 1 will be released 8/6 and part 2 Sept. 3. 4 episodes each part. Total of 8

Oh, they are going to do that again ....
Seeing its only a month apart, not so bad.

 

[Jimbo]

View: https://youtu.be/ZeuIRUegvoI?si=K3lrv4ephePtVStk

 

[HipKat]

Use Wednesday as a example, Jenna Ortega was booked to film Season 2, which was scheduled when the Strike happened, then she was booked to film a movie or two after the season was due to be completed filming.

So the show had to wait for her availability.

Same for Stranger Things, Season was filming when the strike happened, Millie Brown had to film two movies back to back after the season was due to be completed, so they had to wait for her, probably a few other actors also.


Broadcast shows did not have this issue, since they have a set filming schedule, usually July/August till March/early April, hence why we only received 10-13 episodes after the strike, for the 23/24 Season (more like just the 2024 Season).


Ratings are still dropping for Broadcast/Cable Channels, due to continuing to lose subscribers (6 Million Paid Live TV in 2024, expected to lose 7-8 Million in 2025).

But it is expected that more than half of the audience will watch those shows on streaming services than on Paid Live TV.

For example, Paramount + now has about 78 Million subscribers, vs Paid Live TV at, currently, 68 Million, so a possible bigger audience for CBS, plus the fact they are in 4K on P+, vs 1080i on Cable/Satellite.

So where would a lot rather watch, I have obviously picked P+.

Except streaming services are still gaining subscribers, both here and the rest of the world, the longer wait is not affecting them.

By the time the Stranger Things series resumes, the actors are gonna have gray hair and winkles

 

[dfergie]

Finished, She figured out one of the Hydes mid season, I was wondering about Tyler... Ready for next season.