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'Dogs in Space' Canceled at Netflix After 2 Seasons; Won't Return for Season 3
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No point ever getting invested in anything Netflix funds.
Yeah, unfortunately this is more and more true every year. And it's been bad for a while.
I canceled about two years ago because everything interesting ended up being canceled before it finished... usually after two seasons.
The Google of streaming services.
As in the face of an entire industry that makes the same choices but get decidedly less attention for the same shitty decisions?