we live in a f'cking world where big mouth got like 5 seasons and inside job got 1. I hate it here

@Juilo78

Жыл бұрын

2*

@coproliteeater5005

Жыл бұрын

@@Juilo78inside job was one season. It was split into part 1 and part 2

@Juilo78

Жыл бұрын

@@coproliteeater5005 ooooh sorry I didn’t know

@heitorpedrodegodoi5646

Жыл бұрын

Well both have good qualities.

@pintolerance785

Жыл бұрын

​@@heitorpedrodegodoi5646 what

Netflix would have cancelled Breaking Bad after season 1 lol

@Juilo78

Жыл бұрын

Good thing AMC had it in good hands

@sketchs_art_corner

Жыл бұрын

@@Juilo78 AMC isn’t much better since yk, everything they did to Pantheon

@Multi1

Жыл бұрын

Does this compare to Nickelodeon cancelling Harvy Beaks, because it did not become popular fast enough like Spongebob Squarepants?

@Juilo78

Жыл бұрын

@@sketchs_art_corner True

@maxen2370

Жыл бұрын

Fax

the fact that Big Mouth is getting a 7th season and this got cancelled after it's second makes me indescribably angry. Inside Job is genuinely a funny and interesting concept. It's like if Rick and Morty had some restraint and class, and was about conspiracy theories. I loved all the characters, the designs, and overall I think the concept was really well executed. I still rewatch it and I will never forgive Netflix for stopping the development of a genuinely enjoyable and funny show.

@1ogo

6 ай бұрын

honestly bro

@doomrider7

6 ай бұрын

Not even a second season. Just the second half of the first.

@redcherry8137

6 ай бұрын

Rick and Morty has plenty of restraint, its simply playing into its story/concept i believe to an appropriate degree

@Toxicality

6 ай бұрын

I'm putting that in my quotebook@@redcherry8137

@OsakasFentanylAddiction

5 ай бұрын

@@doomrider7yeah it wasn’t even a second season it was just part 2

I just binged the whole series and I'm so upset that there won't be more. We need to make them bring it back. Inside job really had the potential to be the next futurama. It was genuinely hilarious and I loved every second of it

@Darling_Decay

7 ай бұрын

Yess!

@mapron1

7 ай бұрын

Well, you have a taste very different from mine. I really enjoy Futurama but inside job looks pretty boring for me. I think closing it was the right decision.

@jonahabenhaim1223

5 ай бұрын

Not for the fans. Maybe it needed more time to cook for season 2

@pontosanaz6485

Ай бұрын

Well I hope it gets the same treatment as futurama

@CurryShooter268

Ай бұрын

Fr

Netflix needs to realize people have jobs and responsibility. We can't all just sit down and watch a show on release.

@YujiUedaFan

Жыл бұрын

Netflix: No because it's your fault for having a life and not watching a show you like 20 times in a row.

@cypher1o1

Жыл бұрын

Thus is why low brow shows successed cause people that like anything else have jobs

@justinchey2281

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t find out about Inside Job til it was too late :/

@SuperGorak

Жыл бұрын

that's not something that some decision making department head who works 15hours a week understands.

@elpsykongr00

Жыл бұрын

inside job showed too much for people to know...

Inside job was a breath of fresh air to the animation industry. Its sad to see that it had to be cancelled

@dabroster8427

Жыл бұрын

On the surface the show seemed to be Rick & Morty inspired. But watching it felt really fresh. Especially since it had good writing, and a story to tell. Something that 99% of adult western animation doesn’t have. The overdone animated sitcoms like Family guy or Paradise PD are low brow simplistic (insert sexual crude joke) Laugh! Shows, that don’t tell a compelling story, or build a fascinating world, hell you don’t even get much for character depth. People often describe them as shows to turn your brain off to. But that isn’t for me, what I love most is story, and I laugh more at thoughtful humour. Castlevania was the perfect adult show for me, and it went far, yet they still pulled the rug, it didn’t finish its second story arc. And now Inside Job. Yes it wasn’t perfect, but compared to Big Mouth for me it felt like gold. It’s easy to give up on western animation, as we enter another dark age for it, at least the Japanese see the value in the medium.

@augustdice3914

Жыл бұрын

It was helmed by a writer of Gravity Falls and produced by its creator. Both of these shows excelled at growth and character development/advancement! It also did a good job of being a culturally diverse and explored multiple backgrounds and experiences… without ever feeling forced…. They just told stories for real people to enjoy. Brett is the perfect example of this. Made fun of and vilified the toxicity of certain aspects of white masculinity, while also showing how it can happen to an individual and what both rehabilitation and understanding look like. These things became hurdles for Brett as a character instead of barriers to his development. Every episode you felt like the entire cast grew or withered in fascinating ways. Basically the antithesis of Velma in every way!

@marocat4749

Жыл бұрын

And worse, inside job pioneered their model. Pretty sucessful i might add. Do even more baffling. Its also bad showrunning. Ok the real reason is so much worsecand wont gice them shows with longlivity, like inside job. It also actively harms shows that are smarter, but potential to become cults. Which netflix needs to keep being relevant.

@pintolerance785

Жыл бұрын

​@@dabroster8427 I call those shows Go Animate shows, because they look like they were animated by a 15 year old on go animate.

@drdyer23

Жыл бұрын

same

I was a background artist on the show, (and was potentially going to be BG Lead on Season 2,) and just want to clarify: two episodes in part 2 were cut because part 1 was overbudget and behind schedule. Part 1 and 2 were made back-to-back as one work order, and 2 episodes were cut from Part 2 WHILE we were still working on Part 1. We finished Part 2 long before Part 1 ever aired. Cutting two episodes balanced the budget and got us caught up with the original production schedule. Anyway Star Trek Lower Decks (another show I've worked on) is a good example of letting a show find its footing with more than one or two seasons. Lower Decks had a questionable start, but has been really growing into its own since Season 3, S4 is going well, while S5 is currently in production. More of this in the industry, please!

@KenYahh

6 ай бұрын

is there a chance inside job would have a comeback?

@foxorian

6 ай бұрын

@@KenYahh I would say it's extremely unlikely, as with all other Netflix animated shows. Netflix has dissolved its animation studio and will only either outright buy (finished productions from other studios) or fully outsource animated shows from now on. Inside Job was an in-house production, so I think it died along with Netflix Animation Studios. Other shows announced recently such as 'Carol' were actually made all the way back in 2021.

@jonahabenhaim1223

5 ай бұрын

I know this might be off topic but the Pacing is a bit too fast

@kumarnavarro43

5 ай бұрын

Hi I’ve always wanted to get into animation but never really known where to start I was wonder if you could speak on how you got to working on those shows and where you started your art/animation career??

@oldboy8081

4 ай бұрын

What about if we start a kickstarter/gofundme/fundraiser?

Netflix does with seasons what used to be done with pilots. You know, PILOTS? The thing you do when you want to prod an audience and see if people like something? Netflix is actively regressing. It makes no financial sense to produce a show and cancel it after one season. It‘s expensive, it‘s off-putting for consumers, and it‘s not sustainable for a network image. If you don‘t know if something will click with audiences, make a pilot episode or movie or whatever and see how people respond. And if you‘re confident something will work out and greenlight a season don‘t get cold balls and cancel the show after just one single season just because there isn‘t a die hard following yet. It‘s like the company is run by out-of-touch idiots that have never actually had to perform in a competitive setting.

As someone who worked on Inside Job, thank you. It was a real slap in the face to have that pulled out from under us. Along with other projects being cancelled....it's been a bad time for a lot of folk in the Animation Industry.

@YujiUedaFan

Жыл бұрын

I hate how lockdown is just a BS excuse for execs to hate on animation, since you CAN animate from home. Instead, they decided that good animated shows are "useless" and just cancel everything in sight until it's all shallow dating shows and foreign imports.

@QvartzEDM

Жыл бұрын

That show was AMAZING. It gave me Futurama vibes, and that’s my favorite adult animation everrrr. Thank you for your service.

@gearboxmerc1291

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for all your work. I watched Inside Job easily a dozen times over and over. It was funny, clever, insightful, with clean animation and great characters. Was without a doubt one of my favorite shows in the last 10 years (Last show I loved this much was Firefly).The show being cancelled was a big reason why I cancelled my Netflix.

@somegirl8007

Жыл бұрын

May I ask what you worked on?

@amanderps970

Жыл бұрын

@@somegirl8007 I worked as an animator on both seasons which means I have scenes throughout most episodes, and then as a compositor on the second season. One of my memorable batches was Reagan going off on Rafe in her supervillain costume, and the helicopter scenes where Brett tapes a gun to Air Bud's head(Lighting, not animation this time)... I've also worked on Jake and the Neverland Pirate, Penn Zero, Final Space, The Loud House, Wellie Wishers, DC Superhero Girls, etc.

The Inside Job cancellation literally led me to stop giving a shit about anything they produce; how can I get into a show, love it, recommend it over and over and then have to explain to those people “it got cancelled despite being so good.” the binge-watching they push so hard for is literally LITERALLY killing good stories. and yeah part 2 wasnt as great as part 1 but sometimes its bc of network meddling

@itellyouaboutstuff

Жыл бұрын

I actually prefered Part 2.

@sosmooth13

Жыл бұрын

Idk if it’s the shareholders or what, but Netflix is almost unrecognizable. The same thing is happening with gaming. All these companies are changing up strategies in order to maximize profits. And unnecessarily too.

@alexpineda5960

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, killing well-made products is something only an individual cares about, but companies aren't individuals, rather, they are a massive group of different people all working to maximize profits; they don't care about talent or craftsmanship, all they care about is whether that product makes them money or not.

@Cobras17

11 ай бұрын

Fr. They’re always cancelling shows

@barongeoffrey75

11 ай бұрын

@@alexpineda5960 and when a show doesn't make enough money they cancel rather than thinking about the cause....

I think one “good” thing about this is that it lets producers looking for a platform for their show know what companies to avoid

@nirn_

26 күн бұрын

there is nowhere to run

@bloodyidit4506

13 күн бұрын

@@nirn_ Internet and indie animation via donations on patreon and similar sites, make a new animation company over time with profits and work smaller scale. Big projects don't work in the modern industry and they're gonna pay for that, in the meantime indies need to start establishing minor to major studios, congolmerate and network. There's plenty you can do, you just need to be outside of the current system and not participate in it, and network to insure that said industry is left in the dust. It's a rebellion strategy and it will work in time. It's ongoing.

I never heard of Inside Job until May 2023, seven months after Part 2 was released. I watched shows like Bojack and Big Mouth, but the Netflix algorithm never recommended the show to me. It wasn't until my uncle turned it on two in the morning when I probably should've been sleeping because I had an early flight to catch. But I didn't sleep, I was HOOKED immediately by the show because it was relatable from episode one. The last animated series to hook me in like this was Over the Garden Wall. Inside Job addressed hilarious and relevant topics, like the dangers of nostalgia, and included a cast of very likable/relatable characters. I didn't find out the show was cancelled until finishing Part 1, so I had to savor each episode until now. I just finished the series. I'm livid because this was a GREAT show. Inside Job's quality stood out among most of Netflix's content, and I'm not about to sit and let myself become malnourished of such artistic humor. This was a masterpiece in its own right and I've never watched a cartoon that I found so relevant be thrown out for the sake of numbers. Maybe Netflix should put a little effort in advertising this since they spent so much on it. Maybe I would have discovered it earlier, before it was too late. Regarding the KZread video, @Mr.Cow your explanation was stunning. Thank you for clearly verbalizing this in a way that made the put down easy to digest.

@strawberrypuppy6883

10 ай бұрын

For real me too!!!!

@Natalia-09

2 ай бұрын

Same. I watched both those shows and I wasn’t recommended this until 3 months ago. I wish I saw it when it was released. I feel like Netflix didn’t advertise it enough to an audience that would enjoy it

The idea of watching like 10 episodes of a show within 2/3 days just to make it look like a success for company that produced it is not going to make the show as enjoyable as it should be.

@aejones233

Жыл бұрын

right? i didn't even start s2 until 3-4 weeks after it came out.

@dream6562

Жыл бұрын

​@@aejones233 you need to get on their time

@christiandidonna8808

Жыл бұрын

I’m just gonna play it on something mute it so it auto goes through it all and I can then watch it later

@dream6562

Жыл бұрын

@@christiandidonna8808 but don't do that for the shows you don't like because most likely we don't like them either

@urahara64360

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's a good way to be forgotten too as a flash in the pan kind of show.

Imagine if KZread cut channels off if they couldn't get top viewership. We would be left with horrible click bait, broad appeal crap and the platform would lose all character. That's exactly what's happening to Netflix.

@adamdymke8004

Жыл бұрын

KZread doesn't typically commission content for channels. The KZread Original content that they are responsible for financing is subject to a lot of the same incentives as Netflix, cuts and performance metrics included.

@Igor_servant_of_Philemon

Жыл бұрын

So.... exactly what is happening on youtube.

@okkefaber9993

Жыл бұрын

that is littarally allready youtube like damn allmost every youtuber does that and some even need to do it otherwise they cant grow their audience on this shit website

@ssebasgoo

Жыл бұрын

​@@okkefaber9993 But they don't need to grow there audience. The problem isn't the lack of audience, it's people like you, for exemple, who take the small audience numbers as a lack of quality in there content. This mentality has to change.

@alex.g7317

Жыл бұрын

Well when you put it like that, that makes me wanna break Netflix’s legs!

dude i'm fking mad. this was super well written, i want more! it felt as good as rick & morty. i hope they switch to Adultswim if possible.

It’s really sad being able to watch and enjoy an amazing “female lead” on an adult animation - one that you can relate to in some ways and just enjoy for all her insane behavior. It was an absolute tragedy that this show was cancelled - it had the potential to be a strong contender to shows like Rick & Morty and Futurama. But no…we just get more Bridgerton 🙄 I pray the series is renewed every day.

@zerosysko

3 ай бұрын

You gave me a new reason to be sad about this. :/

Seriously, I've been so upset over this. The way Netflix runs themselves as a company is absolutely ridiculous, it completely strips the creators who work on projects like Inside Job of any air to breathe. Creativity has no place in a trapping corporate place like Netflix, and it hurts to see some of my favorite shows be cancelled because of it.

@beachbelle_

Жыл бұрын

i fucking hate netflix for releasing good stuff i actually like watching and taking it away because you didn't do a good enough job marketing it. it's one of the best shows ive stumbled across in a while, and it's not lazily made, which seems more and more uncommon with netflix as they just make sloppy cash grab after sloppy cash grab. RIP inside job, the show never deserved this. :(

@azazellon

Жыл бұрын

Cancelling Inside Job was what drove me off of Netflix. Forever. Fuck Netflix.

@Snow-de3ny

Жыл бұрын

​@@beachbelle_ the best show they cancelled is bojack horseman.

@beachbelle_

Жыл бұрын

​@@Snow-de3ny at least we still have big mouth, HAHAHAHAHA (cries) wtf is wrong with netflix for cancelling all the good shit. makes me mad that all they care abt is ratings and money.

@alwaysyouramanda

Жыл бұрын

Now we have AI trained on cheesers

What I find the most frustrating is that I didn't even know when this was being released? They just silently released it and I happened to stumble across it... I've noticed a trend in this when it comes to Netflix's animated series? They don't spend ANY advertising on it and then expect the shows to get in top 10??? When we don't even know they exist??

@cancerino666

Жыл бұрын

They should have been surprised it jumped to top 10 in the first week despite no marketing

@MariaIsabellaZNN

Жыл бұрын

It was already cancelled when I found out about it lol Seemed like something that could have been really fun

@onlyonezenn6037

Жыл бұрын

I started the show after its cancellation and Im devastated didn't know about it first.

@moltenink9137

Жыл бұрын

it WAS in the top 10

@icecreamhero2375

Жыл бұрын

*Cough Cough* Kid Cosmic *Cough Cough.* Such an underrated Craig McCracken show. If it was actually advertised it could be more popular.

I think the biggest contributor to this is the audience of the shows. While both claim to be aimed at adults, big mouths main appeal is to a younger audience with its reliance on edgy, sexual, and gross out humor, while inside job is more oriented at a mature audience that understands and enjoys meta humor and political commentary. Big mouth claims to be an adult show while having no appeal to anyone more mature than a middle schooler. Whether this was the intention of the show or not, it draws in a young audience, an audience with more time on their hands to watch it.

@thebingus7243

10 ай бұрын

as a big mouth fan: i can agree and disagree to this. adults are capable of enjoying big mouth (for ref, im 18 and my brother who i like to watch the show with is 27). a lot of us adult viewers of the show like to watch it BECAUSE its a gritty and gross view on adolescence cause thats what being a middle schooler is like. obviously its gross and overexaggerated, but its a lot better than the way adolescence is sugarcoated in media. of course i can see why this would appeal to middle schoolers, but I wouldn't chock up the shows value to just be edgy shock humour for 12 y/os.

@kanderson9396

10 ай бұрын

It's the same as KZread. You don't see very many content farms targeting adult audiences. Big Mouth isn't a "content farm", but Netflix knows that keeping around shows that will appeal to younger audiences is more prfitable than shows that only adults would find interesting. I really wonder if Bojack Horseman would have been cancelled if its first season came out later than it did.

@UncleDave69

7 ай бұрын

Funny to hear this come from a person who doesnt even understand their own existence lmao

@steampunknord

3 ай бұрын

Big Mouth is an Adult *wink wink* Show (come get out that teenage horny angst that we like to pretend is not a part of the teenage experience). Whereas Inside Job is an Adult Show (beware ye who hath no media literacy).

inside job was one of the best animated shows ive seen on netflix

It has to be pointed out, Netflix waited an ENTIRE YEAR to air the second half of season 1. I was a huge fan of the first 10 episodes, and even I was starting to forget about the show by the time we received any information about when the rest would air. And when it finally did, and I saw it was only 8 episodes instead of the expected 10, I knew it was doomed.

@Doomsword0

11 ай бұрын

That year gap was why I assumed those next episodes were season two and was very surprised when I found out it was just the res of season one

@KKZanora

11 ай бұрын

😢😢

@crazydragy4233

7 ай бұрын

​@@Doomsword0 This video is me finding out that this wasn't season 2!

@deusdamnit

6 ай бұрын

It's pretty common for a studio to wait 8-12 months, sometimes longer, to release the second cour of a season. Generally speaking, when a series is parsed like this it's because of production issues, which can lead to much longer delays; you can look at it as a second season, but it's generally still "season 1" because of how the series was contractually defined. This isn't a valid reason to conclude that something will fail; you were just making guesses. The fact that your guesses ended up being correct doesn't prove anything, they were still blind guesses (not even educated guesses, because there is no foundational evidence or industry support for your hypothesis, it's just wild speculation).

@user-wn2em2yt5l

6 ай бұрын

@@deusdamnit I bet you're tons of fun at parties.

I would also like to add, to anyone reading, I was one of the people that DID NOT KNOW this show existed until after its cancellation. It is exactly up my alley and was 100% to my tastes, and yet the marketing felt non-existent. And I am an animation consumer (I watched Castlevania, Tuca & Bertie, etc, etc) so I am not sure why not a single algorithm put this show in my path. I can't express how upset I am that HUNDREDS of fans like me are probably part of the reason we aren't seeing a continuation. We just didn't know it was out there. I know the show saw a huge spike in viewership after its cancellation and that is even more upsetting. I would argue the IJ fanbase is bigger now than ever before and fans would flock to see a revival.

@shanellemurrey9300

11 ай бұрын

Yeah I literally only found out about it last week and didn’t know it was cancelled until Thursday or smth. I was so annoyed I stayed up until 2am lol

@Eleve_libre

11 ай бұрын

saaaaammmeeee

@Sin_Of_Greed

11 ай бұрын

*THIS!*

@Helen-sw6ef

11 ай бұрын

I binged watched the first part and I did not get pushed to watch the second part AT ALL. I feel awful that I didn’t binge the second part but I can’t always watch stuff as soon as it’s released and can’t always watch it all it one go either! It’s pure capitalism that they expect us to work and survive and yet non stop consume every piece of media that comes out as soon as it does.

@mariannebec9871

11 ай бұрын

I think I'd cry if it was announced. For the first monthes I'd literally shed a tear everytime someone mentionned the show 😭😭

It’s sad to see that a lot of quality shows and especially animated shows whether they be cartoons aimed at family or adult cartoons are getting shut down for bullshit reasons. To all the people who worked on this and all other great cartoon shows we see you and we are all thankful for your hard work and time spent on these works of art.

Plot Twist: Think about the ending of inside job. The black robes and Reagan. What if inside job despite the weirdly built characters was unironically getting too close to the real thing and the Netflix received a higher order?

netflix really is putting the responsibility on the viewers. i remember when season 2 of the show young royals came out and the entire fan community came together and rewatched it over and over again for weeks on end and kept it in the top 10 just to make sure it would get its final season. and it worked. people shouldnt have to be putting in hours and hours a day into a show everyday just to keep it from getting cut

@YujiUedaFan

Жыл бұрын

Netflix: It's your fault for having a life and not watching a show you like 20 times in a row.

@jonathancollin3096

11 ай бұрын

Maybe we oughta do this and see if they’ll bring it back

@errorcode9542

11 ай бұрын

And yet I still only now learned they even got a 2. Season

@fallencastle

11 ай бұрын

Jupiter's legacy was top 3 from release to cancelation. This is not what NF is looking at to cancel things. It's something deeper.

@sogochii

11 ай бұрын

i think another issue with this cancellation is people using illegal streaming services (which has become way more popular now) to watch the shows instead of watching it on netflix itself so that it can get the right amount of views to be able to be renewed for another season

Inside job is on a long list of Netflix shows that truly deserved to be given a chance. Netflix can pay a billion dollars for Friends but can’t spend that money on good content.

@jasonmiller6181

Жыл бұрын

Or they continue to fuck up decent shows like The Witcher by hiring people who don't even like the source material.

@YujiUedaFan

Жыл бұрын

@@jasonmiller6181 There's also the new Dragons series, which somehow not only SUCKS, it's also written by the same people as RttE.

@TheMongrel

11 ай бұрын

*cough* *cough* kid cosmic *cough* *cough*

@lesliemartinez5042

11 ай бұрын

Justice for Santa Clarita Diet! ✊🏽

@aidankelley2696

11 ай бұрын

Dark Crystal" age of resistence, absolutely stunning visuals, they built up the story, and then wam, they didnt even give it a chance, if a 2nd season happened, it would of really driven more hype to it

It’s a shame I’ve actually sat through and enjoyed this show, it was the only reason I kept my netflix subscription to be honest. I Hope something can be done about it and someone else picks it up!

i fell in love immediately with this show and it sucks that we'll never get more of it :(

What’s especially stupid is that Netflix’s habit of canceling shows that aren’t immediate hits everyone watches to their season’s end has conditioned some of their audience to avoid shows until they conclude for fear of getting attached to a show Netflix will just cancel; which causes Netflix to cancel more shows and drive audiences away from new shows even more.

@cheeseflannel8343

Жыл бұрын

100% this I wish I could paint this comment on a netflix exec's wall

@chronics3710

Жыл бұрын

@@cheeseflannel8343 They wouldn't listen cause they know better than the customers

@johannassburg

Жыл бұрын

This is literally why I don’t watch any TV anymore basically lol unless it’s from a property I already like

@tanepukenga1421

Жыл бұрын

That's me to a tee. It's also why I only get netflix for two or three months a year. They're asking for too much money only to disappoint us over and over again. Final Space, Inside Job, Dirk Gently, Daybreak, Sabrina, Altered Carbon... They trained us not to care about their shows because we'll just get hurt if we do, and lost the money we would've paid otherwise

@purpleomlet

Жыл бұрын

I refuse to invest time into a show that isn't going anywhere. If a series has only 1 season I might check it out but I don't want to get hooked on something that will die long before it should. I feel like every good show I've watched on Netflix in the last 5 years has gotten cancelled. I know Amazon is the devil, but at least prime doesn't cancel shit at the drop of a hat.

If this is their approach, that's just ridiculous. This would essentially mean, if you care about a show you'd have to watch it immediately upon release. But unless you're bored and very excited, who does that? Even stuff I look forward to I'll probably watch only within a couple of months upon it's release, when I find the time to comfotably engage with it. So their is really no incentive for me to check out new shows, that sound kinda interesting left. If I wasn't hyped from the start it will get cancelled anyway, so why put in a couple of hours to connect with it at all? Also from a business side, this is a highly dubious approach. I can't think of a lot of genres, that have a higher rewatchability factor than adult animation sitcoms. Just think of how Family Guy or Futurama simply refused to die through syndication (the latter several times). Even with just a third season Inside Job could've been a believed gem - instead of the show that had a lot of potential and ends on a cliffhanger, when it was cancelled - so if you like it you'll most likely be more frustrated upon watching, than if you didn't. Scarcely any new viewer will be drawn by that, I believe.

@AdumbDriver

Жыл бұрын

The only shows I watch week to week are those I'm watching to waste time. I can't do that with a show I like, it would kill me.

@Acidfunkish

Жыл бұрын

With Netflix being the way it is, I usually refuse to watch new shows produced by them, because they WILL be cancelled within a season or two. I pretty much only watch series with 4+ seasons, now. They've mentioned how they'd like to have shows up for syndication, to up their revenue. THAT'S NOT REALLY POSSIBLE, WHEN YOU END A SERIES AFTER 10-18 EPISODES. They're just so out of touch from reality. They don't understand how people usually watch TV, at all. I'm not going to pretend that I'm the average person, because I'm probably not. But the only shows I can watch when I'm tired, uncomfortable, or preoccupied, are my comfort shows. Maybe around 15-20 different series, all at least 4-6 seasons. Not all comforting subject manner (eg: X-Files, Supernatural, Burn Notice), like sitcoms, but enjoyable for long watch sessions. I like them, because even if I'm preoccupied, I can follow the overall arching plot, and not miss out on too much, because I already mostly know the connections between the characters. I don't need laser focus to follow along, unlike with new series. They can't reach that point, if they cancel everything after 1-2 seasons. It doesn't work that way. And they really don't seem to "get" that.

@Spamhard

Жыл бұрын

Their desperation for binge culture is so strange. For me, if I'm really looking forward to a show, I purposefully spead it out, usually watching an episode a night, rather than all at once. Ironically the shows I don't like as much, or don't care about, are the ones I'll put on in the background while cleaning or something, and have them play multiple episodes in one go. Does that mean I like those more? Fuck no, it means I don't give a shit about what's happening so can have them playing while not paying attention. I guess in Netflix eyes, the second option still brings in the bigger numbers so it = better. Pretty glad I've switched to using youtube videos as my background noise now, lol.

@Mondomeyer

Жыл бұрын

Netflix is unaware that the common man has to work for a livin'.

@remus4283

Жыл бұрын

So no one is going to talk about the drop in quality? I was excited for season 2, rushed to watch it as soon as I heard it was out. But I struggled to get through every episode and finally dropped it after episode 4. It felt like it became too meta and focused on real life celebrities, rather than presenting conspiracy theories in an interesting way.

It's like Netflix mines for precious stones, but only wants diamonds.

One of the funniest animated shows I have seen, like Futurama, Rick and Morty with elements of the X-Files and South Park. That's how I'd describe Inside Job, a more ballsy South Park.

This show was actually creative, funny, and handled the conspiracy concept really a-politcal

@comradeeverclear4063

11 ай бұрын

Thats because they go after the lunacy both parties partake in.

@lawrencetalbot8346

11 ай бұрын

Huh here I thought I was the only who watched this show. None of my friends watched it and I never saw anyone ever talked about this show until I saw this video. I thought it was one of the better stuff they put out in the past few years.

@spaghetti5914

11 ай бұрын

@@lawrencetalbot8346 nah it was a big deal. Anything that has "alex hirsch" somewhere in credits will instantly draw crowds

@SpindlyLegs

11 ай бұрын

it was like rick and morty. there were so many hilarious scenes

@lawrencetalbot8346

11 ай бұрын

@@spaghetti5914 who?

I liked season 1 just fine, but season 2's last episode made me cry, and the whole season was absolutely phenomenal. The cancellation is an absolute travesty

@_say_hi_to_me_

11 ай бұрын

SAME!!! and after i finally stopped crying i literally said “i can’t wait for season 3!!!!” 🙂😐😕🙁☹️😤😠😡🤬 netflix really said lol shutup fuck you

@Alcoholic_Nerd

10 ай бұрын

The show only has one season.

@Billie0728

10 ай бұрын

​@@Alcoholic_NerdPart One and Part Two.

@Alcoholic_Nerd

10 ай бұрын

@lilli2141 Yes part one and part two, of season 1... .

@escoladecuriosidades

7 ай бұрын

Meanwhile you get so many shitty shows on the platform you have to swim in shit before you find something good.

when this and final space got cancelled i was so done with netflix. Neither of them got to have an ending, even a rushed one..

This looks like something I would have really enjoyed but I was never shown this on my Netflix homepage. What a shame that Netflix lack of promotion for the show probably contributed to its downfall

One issue with Netflix's strategy is that people won't watch new shows until they get a couple of seasons, and we know there's a smaller risk of it getting cancelled.

As a huge fan of The Witcher books, I am dumbfounded by Netflix' insistence on doubling down on their over expensive, horribly received bad adaptation for the Witcher books, while cancelling better and cheaper shows that are made by much better and more passionate artists.

@AlucardNoir

Жыл бұрын

Fan's of the witcher not liking the show, and the show not being watched by the masses are two very different thing. Most reality TV shows weren't well received... they're still the single most profitable form of television out there. Netflix is green lighting things to make money not to please fans of preexisting franchises.

@TalLikesThat

Жыл бұрын

@AlucardNoir I think the main difference between a series like The Witcher and a reality show is the production cost. Making a reality show is dirt cheap in TV production scale, and there are a lot of people who love watching trashy, unpretentious reality shows. The Witcher is an incredibly expensive show that tries to be serious and prestigious (it's their attempt to make a Game of Thrones style hit) but it fails miserably. Their spin-off show "Blood Origin" was both a critical failure and reportedly the least wached show on Netflix, even though it's budget was a bit over 50 million dollars. They could make tens of better shows with this money. The second season of the witche got mixed reviews and the third season comes after a lot of controversies, but they already greenlit a fourth season. They are burning money on this and I don't understand why.

@AlucardNoir

Жыл бұрын

@@TalLikesThat Because it's not a matter of critics or fan ratings but one of viewership. They needed to try blood origin because they'd own a lot more of the IP than they would for an adaptation. And they probably green light the forth season because in spite of what critics say people did in fact watch it. A lot of people do not like Big Mouth, but it's been hit for them. Not because it's good, not because it's bad but because it keeps people watching Netflix. This is what Netflix wants. A lot of people paying month by month to watch what's on their service. They don't care what those people watch. They don't see what's on their service as art. They see it for what it is, a product for the mass market. Also, while I didn't watch the Witcher I was under the impression that the second season did in fact get better reviews that the first. It wasn't liked by fans but it was loved by critics. I might be wrong on that but that's the impression I got and a quick google search seems to confirm it.

@ProphetTruth95

Жыл бұрын

It’s because it isn’t about money.

@soundrogue4472

Жыл бұрын

It's because the brain dead masses love the series; the cost of the show + the show having an abusrd amount of fans is what keeps it alive, sadly.

I remember watching all of the first part of season one and being excited for a second season not realizing that season one was split into two. And then I saw nothing advertising the release of part two and had no idea it even existed

Breaking Bad’s first season did poorly in numbers because it was overshadowed by Mad Men. It didn’t become as popular as it was until it’s 4th season; imagine if it came out on Netflix today?

This cancellation was what ultimately made me stop using Netflix. Their other controversies were bad but I wasn’t paying for it since it’s a family account so it wasn’t mine to cancel and I had investments in other shows. Which they would also cancel 😑. Now I get why a lot of my favorite content was cancelled. They want something to perform well out the gate and that’s just not how it works anymore. I can’t think of anyone, since the dawn of recording shows on your cable box, that actually set out a time to watch a premier as it aired. And that was well over a decade ago. Netflix proves time and time again how out of touch they are with audiences on a social and business level. I haven’t enjoyed an adult animated show like I did Inside Job probably since Futurama ended. Disenchanted didn’t even hold a candle and that’s by the same creator as Futurama. Screw you, Netflix. At least let the creator take back their project so it can be produced elsewhere.

@YujiUedaFan

Жыл бұрын

"Oh no, but Big Mouth got renewed!" I freaking hate how Netflix assumes fans of specific animated shows are also fans of Big Mouth. I swear they do this EVERY FUHKING TIME! Every time a good show is cancelled, they just blurt out "More Big Mouth!"

@sassyghost_8

Жыл бұрын

@@YujiUedaFan I tried watching Big Mouth just to see what the hype was about and it’s just potty humor the show. For so many big name comedians who have written for comedy shows before, they really made an obnoxious and bottom-of-the-barrel show. I actually thought that the spin-off was funnier. Not by much but it still got chuckles out of me. Inside Job, on the other hand, had me rolling sometimes and, unlike Big Mouth, I found some of the characters relatable and interesting. Now we’ll never have the answers to all the questions that were set up in the finale. And those were some heavy questions.

Yep it’s always a better feeling to finish a story. Than to get involved with a story, only for a non artist to cancel or ruin it.

netflix's tendency to cancel every show that doesn't get absolutely perfect results is exactly why I don't watch things on netflix anymore. I don't want to get attached to anything because I know that it probably won't be finished. Like shadow and bone got nominated for an emmy and it wasn't good enough for a third season? really?

Inside Job was literally my comfort show. I still cannot believe after 6 months that it has been cancelled.

@nickplayz9726

11 ай бұрын

watch final space, its cancelled too but its if not better, then just as good.

@kairikittien

11 ай бұрын

​@@nickplayz9726at least final space is getting it's story finished via a graphic novel. (But it still sucks so much that it got cancelled in the first place :( )

@gwrgrw4077

11 ай бұрын

did adult swim picking inside job not go anywhere?

@RickyRoo45

11 ай бұрын

@@gwrgrw4077 we’d don’t know, but I hope they’ll chose to air it in their channel

@Joni-C137

11 ай бұрын

I started watching is just bcs I was bored one day,and then I started to love it,its really good and I hope Adult Swim(like someone said here)or someone else picks it up,I really love Sci-Fi shows and this one is on my top favorites

HBOMax and Netflix has me so scared to get emotionally invested in ANY western animation right now. I just see people talking about how good something is and my first instinct is "It's gonna suck if I start watching it, get into it, and get canceled on a cliffhanger." Inside Job, Glitch Techs, and Mao Mao were the ones that hurt the most.

@petalleaf2808

Жыл бұрын

Glitch Techs got cancelled!? I am so disappointed. Every single western animated show I'm invested in is always like this now. Final Space...Glitch Techs...Inside Job...thank god Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts was able to be completed before Netflix put them on the chopping block.

@Damian_420

Жыл бұрын

That’s how I felt going into inside job. I started watching it when they announced a season renewal… but yeah we know how that went. Now atp idk if we can even trust a renewal anymore 💀

@TehRealWeegee

Жыл бұрын

@@petalleaf2808 Not explicitly but its been years since any update and its netflix and im not about to hope again

@augustdice3914

Жыл бұрын

And it can all be blamed on greed! Animation (particularly adult) is expensive, labor/time intensive, or both. So turning out quality animation at the expected rate of streaming is tough. Adult animation has a much bigger market than it gets credit for, but not as big of a market as we sometimes like to act it does. Keep in mind, a market is also who will buy what. Adult animation barely has a market in comparison to kids cartoons. Kids cartoons can get by with less talent across the board and can be turned into mountains of merchandise!! So this leads to some different deals for adult animated properties. Including different royalties. This is why WB/D removed stuff like Infinity Train from HBO. They decided that whatever they had to pay to the creators or whoever to keep in on the platform was more than the theoretical rate of return they got from keeping it. Basically “adequate profit” isn’t enough for these skeeze-lords, and unless it’s turning out profit like the giants of its industry (Rick and morty, family guy, Ect.) then it isn’t worth making at all. Interestingly, you can see a similar thing with the Disney-fixation of Broadway and the sharp increase in expected profits for a historically low rate of return enterprise.

@ItsReallyJCole

Жыл бұрын

If they ruin invincible I’ll cry

But this series has one of the best intros ever made!

I was crushed to hear Inside Job was cancelled. It was an amazing series.

they better find a new platform that can allow them to continue inside job I NEED THAT

@abstracttredd

Жыл бұрын

unfortunately since it’s contracted with netflix and netflix is stingy with their originals i don’t think it’s possible to ever do so. the creator made a post on her IG about it. really sucks.

@Nevverhrrt

Жыл бұрын

​@@abstracttreddTuca and Bertie was a Netflix original and it got picked up by Adult Swim after Netflix cancelled it so I can happen!!

@vanillavelvet1320

Жыл бұрын

@@abstracttredd NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO i rlly need to know what happens to raegan after ron oh my god

@vanillavelvet1320

Жыл бұрын

@@Nevverhrrt OH i hope this happensss !!

@triadwarfare

Жыл бұрын

@@vanillavelvet1320 it's unlikely as everyone's struggling for cash right now in a "bear market". Hopefully when the economy improves and people start investing again, maybe Adult Swim can acquire more shows

The issue with the whole "We need another stranger things" vibe that Netflix is going for is that they're cutting off their nose because it's just a little crooked and ruining their entire line up. People come in for the cult classics, the weird shows that got missed on the first go through because something like Wednesday came out the same week. Like, they have to know this. They have cult classics filling their line up. You have to have content to watch after that bingeable show ends. They're like "Hey, at this buffet we only allow turducken with the biggest cuts of fat." and then when that shits eaten and we ask for dessert they're like "Nahhhh, we just got the same turducken, go on, eaaaat" Inside Job, Dead End, and so many more decent, fun, I love to watch this with the whole family shows got canned because other shows made them more money. It's shit business practices

@marocat4749

Жыл бұрын

And that it actively anzagonizes audience in the process. Its one thing to be cutthroat, but its other cancalling a lot belived shows that brought in audience, and were watched. And james tullos mentioned how the big and the other not big all support each other. And that they can get big,, and other be there. And that shows need time. To get there. They had banger or potentially good ones. Rarely shows first seasons are good, and being, we saw what happened to inside job. Why would they go for the stranger things vibe anyways. Not that you cant have teenager solve mysteries, or nostalgia but that specific nodtalgia. Why?!

@jobivuvuvfvi605

Жыл бұрын

You can watch inside job with your family? Lucky.

@ThatGirlMisty

Жыл бұрын

Stranger Things was fucking trash anyway.

@YujiUedaFan

Жыл бұрын

They're cutting their nose to spite their face* Though more like they're cutting YOUR nose to just spite you.

13:22 Made me genuinely laugh you're a champ for keeping that in and laughing about it too

This show was sort of a guilty pleasure of mine. I didn't think it was very good, but binged it over the Christmas break and really got into it. Did part 1 in 2021 then part 2 in 2022 and I guess it turned into a ritual.

@greanbeen3525

10 ай бұрын

Same thing! Just watched the second part and it was quite absorbing, although some details bothered me.. anyway, the ending was intriguing! I even rewatched the 1st part as we won't have any continuation

This is such a ridiculous approach. People have lives to live outside of binge-watching whatever show that everyone else is talking about immediately, and that's assuming that Netflix actually advertised the show consistently and you didn't find it out through word of mouth. This is only gonna incentivize people to not support new shows on the platform because why bother getting interested when it'll just get canceled after one season?

So I guess the tactic, if Netflix makes a show you are excited for but can't watch all in one go for whatever reason, is to just play it on a device you aren't using and let it run all the way through. To them, it looks like to binged it and it and completed it which looks good for the stats - and then you can watch again later, and the "rewatch" probably counts for something too.

@Strawstarberry

Жыл бұрын

*Screams in data plan cap*

@Cherry-ki3ln

Жыл бұрын

Or don't. Don't play their game. Let them cancel themselves into the ground

@bye1551

Жыл бұрын

​@@Cherry-ki3ln exactly. One less garbage competitor will motivate the rest to get their act together. For now, netflix is proving that failure is rewarded. Let the baby stamp its feet and let the adults in the room learn how to succeed from its failure.

@princelamar1735

Жыл бұрын

@@bye1551 speaking my language, writers needs to see that Netflix is not suited for them and that they need to find a better suited company for them to make their creations.

@RobotronSage

Жыл бұрын

That's literally one of the worst ideas i've heard today. Why would you put yourself through that. At that point you're just paying for netflix so an AI can watch it.

I love Inside Job and am very sad to hear it won't be continuing. I think there's one perspective that hasn't been covered here however that might deserve mention: New ideas, new artists. Every season that is continued is another show that doesn't get greenlit. Cancelling one season allows other artists a chance to do their work - while still leaving the old artists with a show to their name and chances to pitch that show to other studios or to make another show that might hit better. Everything unfortunately has an opportunity cost, and when approving shows that cost is very real for someone else, in the form of a rejection letter. That sad, it doesn't seem unlikely that shows should get maybe 3 seasons to pick up speed - but I can also see 2 seasons as a not unreasonable choice.

i loved the first part so so so much. but struggled finding the time to watch the second part once it was released. once i found out that netflix had cancelled inside job it just felt like whats the point in watching part 2 now? so i honestly still havent gotten around to it

This is why I plan to unsubscribe from Netflix after finishing everything on my watchlist. What's the point in enjoying any content on a platform if it's doomed to be canceled for not reaching numbers fast enough?

@kenji7982

Жыл бұрын

don't even wait, just pirate it at this point.

@_Chessa_

Жыл бұрын

@@kenji7982 do you know of a good place to watch, Better Call Saul?

@yvan2563

Жыл бұрын

@@kenji7982 Even if you pirate Netflix series the same problem persists: you have a high chance of never getting an ending, so why even bother at all? Would you read a 1000 pages book that's missing the last 500 pages?

@johannassburg

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@yvan2563 this is literally why I don’t really watch TV anymore lol. Especially don’t watch things that haven’t ended yet.

@DavidHeffron78

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to television.

I’m ignoring how I feel about how I feel about Big Mouth but since it had 5 seasons, of course it’s going to be top 10 for weeks. They had 5 seasons to establish what the hell is going on in the world and the characters. You have to give the show time to grow and make their own world and rules and characters. Look at Bojack and She-Ra. They had a lot of beloved fans and an audience ready to watch new seasons But I really think a lot of shows beside animation had been killed and like, they have giant audiences. Warrior Nuns and another like Science adventure magic show got killed despite the amount of hours it pulled in. I honestly think a lot of Netflix choices suck. Raising streaming prices, You can’t share the account anymore, all the Original content is never going to be completed. It’s so dumb. It makes me wish they would take chances again. I

@darryljack6612

Жыл бұрын

While i am not the biggest fan of their method, that comparison isnt showing the full picture. Both Bojack and She-ra, and even Big Mouth came out in what was a different era of streaming, when netflix was not only the first name, but one of the only names you could think of if someone was to ask you "what is the best streaming service?" But nowadays things are different, we are in a different era of streaming and streaming services. Not only is netflix no longer king, but there are many other companies with many original shows that people are watching for less money. Again i think it's wrong of them to screw over their viewers, but it's also easy to see that they need shows to take off and hit the ground running with viewership in today streaming and financial climate.

@petrify4814

Жыл бұрын

I think I agree with everything except that I think Bojack ended at the right time. I think it's good for a show like that to end while it's still beloved rather than trying to keep it going as long as fans are willing to watch it. I'm not sure if you're saying it should have continued or just that it could have, but I think it ended in a very Bojack way at the right time.

@mayateeemm5728

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@petrify4814 i think they were supposed to have 8 seasons, but at the end of the 5th season they were told that season 6 would be the last, so they had time to wrap everything up.

@ma.2089

Жыл бұрын

Netflix advertised the HECK out of Big Mouth so it’s unsurprising it did well enough to keep around early on. But they’ve not done that approach to any of their other shows. It’s infuriating.

@davidegaruti2582

Жыл бұрын

ok , honestly yeah : i remember i started watching archer because i saw there was a new season and i watched the 13 seasons (134 episodes) in the span of a couple of months ... if other pepole did that as well , of course archer would have ended up in the top 10 ... essentially the top 10 system rewards shows that have a lot of back alogue , and that get new fans ... so inside job was kinda doomed to failure : by getting splitted in two batches it inevitably got his viewership cut in half ... and yeah the fact that each episode of inside job was pretty self contained and satisfactory also cut that : why eat three full meals in one sitting when i can stash them for the following days ? so in short : they don't care about quality , they care about massa addiction ...

The Elder Scrolls joke in the show got me hooked immediately plus The Joe Rogan jokes and maitake mushroom had me sold

I LOVE this show, and I didn't find out about the second half of season one til MONTHS after its release! The negligence netflix did with advertisement of inside job makes me almost wonder if it was intentional sabotage

I was legitimately devasted when they announced the cancellation. Such a great show, concept was great, jokes were hilarious, and cast was stellar! At this point someone needs to make a Netflix equivalent of "Killed By Google" because they're just axing anything and everything.

The fact that Netflix doesn't see that their own practices would have prevented something like Bojack Horseman to happen should be a MASSIVE red flag for them, I hope some people over there realize this and pressure the company from the inside (job).

@monkeymunchie9717

11 ай бұрын

What do you mean "their own practices."

@laogon09

11 ай бұрын

@monkeymunchie9717 the rules and philosophies highlighted in this video, especially only investing in shows that are instant hits, whereas they were more lenient in the past, allowing for some hidden gems to develop

@Rohan_Trishan

10 ай бұрын

Yea, I don't think even Big Mouth was that popular at first, think it wasn't until the 2nd season that the show started to get popular. Their original atleast 2 seasons philosophy was a great one, as most shows need time to settle and simmer and build their cult following. But if Netfliz wont honor this mentality then many good shows will just get cancelled early. Makes no sense. Also, just cause a show gets big hype and big early numbers doesn't mean the audience will stick around. Just means the marketing and ads were good to draw big numbers. Very stupid idea by netflix.

@kanderson9396

10 ай бұрын

@@Rohan_Trishan This is why it infuriates me that every business only cares about quarterly performance. I don't understand how they think this will be sustainable past a couple more years?? But I genuinely don't think they're taking that into account. Their shareholders only care about this quarter, so next year's performance is irrelevant. The shareholders want to see Number Go Up now.

I loved inside job and was so sad to hear they weren’t going to get anymore. I use to rewatch it regularly because I enjoyed it so much

You described a very sane and data driven decision making process. Initial views are reflective of the quality of the promo campaign. The retention is reflective of the show itself.

I’m an animation student and according to one of my professors who has friends working at Netflix, the animation team was also essentially worked into the ground and the crunch was pretty brutal at times. Don’t know if that’s relevant or not, but I found it interesting.

@miriates6065

Жыл бұрын

That's interesting, do you have any idear on how inside job was animated? Or what programs were used? I'm guessing it's 3D with a 2D shader?

@crisptomato9495

Жыл бұрын

@@miriates6065 This is just an educated guess, but it looks like it was done in ToonBoom with puppets, and occasionally some hand drawn animation for certain scenes, like when Brett does that little dance in the episode where Regan is giving out tote bags. I believe the show is mostly 2D, but they may use some 3D elements in background shots or for animating vehicles. I’ve seen other 2D shows do this to save time, a good example is the scene from Bojack Horseman where Butterscotch is ranting at Bojack while driving him home from soccer practice. The background in that scene is entirely 3D. Anything 3D is usually made in either Maya or Blender, but I’m not as well versed in 3D as I am 2D so that’s about all I can offer. I know Maya is often preferred over Blender but that’s slowly changing. Inside Job also adds some minimal 2D shading to the characters, which you don’t always see in 2D shows and I think it’s a really nice touch that shows some extra TLC went into animating the show. That’s about all the insight I can give with my current understanding of industry techniques. Hopefully you found it useful!

@yerabbit6333

Жыл бұрын

@@miriates6065 It's animated in Harmony, a 2D digital animation program

@pintolerance785

Жыл бұрын

​@@crisptomato9495 I have one question, why in the hell would you get a job in animation when THIS is your expected future? Like I wouldn't even try to get into an industry that gets like 0 respect.

@crisptomato9495

Жыл бұрын

@@pintolerance785 Yeah man, I think most people who do this for a living are a little off their rocker, and I’m no exception lol. It’s a brain worm that just needs to be scratched for me. Sure animators get the short end of the stick a lot of the time, but hey, they’re still needed. Plus, how many people can say they get paid to make cartoons? Yes, it is stressful and a lot of the time you sacrifice your health and personal life, but cartoons help a lot of kids and adults cope with the shit life throws at them in a way I think other media can’t, and it feels good being a cog in the machine that makes them possible. For me, the lack of respect and overwork is worth it in exchange for getting to do something I love and helping to create things people can fangirl/boy over and relate to. Even if, in the future, I hate some of the projects I work on, I can find purpose in the fact that at least one person out there might take something of value away from it. Hell, it might even be their favourite show, and I help make it exist. That’s why I want to be a professional animator. Also not every studio treats us like garbage, just most of them haha.

I feel like many people would find it like my dad did. He was just on Netflix one day last month, saw the show on his page and started watching it. He was almost done with the second part when I went over to hang out with him, and I had to break the news it was cancelled. Obviously he was miffed, because it happens OFTEN with Netflix and he genuinely liked the show. Idk, it’s a shame.

@pintolerance785

Жыл бұрын

Your dad sounds cool lol

@shanellemurrey9300

11 ай бұрын

I found it from my brother watching the last couple episodes, starting from probably S2 E5. I don’t think I fully paid attention to them until he was watching S2 E7. I thought it was cool and wanted to try and watch it myself and managed to finish it in a couple days lol. I was verr disappointed when S2 E8 was the last one lol. Apparently he had already watched it 3 times or smth lol

just rewatched it and am still pissed we weren't able to get any answers to anything really bc netflix wants to be a baby about it.

I've noticed that a lot of streaming services have "event" shows unlike older, longer shows from the pre-streaming era. These new shows, especially on Disney+ and Netflix are usually 6-12 episodes where they have a finale they are working towards. They aren't longer shows with a few shorter plotlines connecting together. I was recently watching House MD and I realised that a show like that probably wouldn't be made nowadays because it isn't a short show like stranger things or the mandalorian for example. It is a long show where you can watch when you want, and you don't have to watch the next episode usually and you don't have to remember the previous episode. Netflix definitely wouldn't make it

Inside job was literally so good, and i never understood why they canceled it. I was SOOOOOOOOOOO upset. You know what's the worst? As soon as i found out about the first ten episodes, i binged watched it. Was never recommended the second part for so long after its release

@imanijohnson1340

11 ай бұрын

Yeah I’m so upset I’m boycotting Netflix. I’ll have to fucking bootleg Bojack and those shows I like. Out of pride. Because I’m so fucking mad. Inside Job was my FAVORITE Netflix show since Bojack wrapped up. And now I’m sad. Really ducking sad.

@Helen-sw6ef

11 ай бұрын

Ditto, I binged the first part as soon as it came out and I knew it existed but I wasn’t prompted to watch the second part at all.

@trashthug

11 ай бұрын

@@imanijohnson1340 (flixer) its not that hard to find (+) places online

@evilsayian2114

9 ай бұрын

We can bring it back like they changed sonics look on the movie

@ricaboo9304

8 ай бұрын

literally after 1 year of waiting for season 2 they cut it off :/

The thing that burns me the most is that we were supposed to get 2 seasons but Netflix arbitrarily changed their mind, if we only got 2 seasons sure I'd be disappointed but at least we'd get what's advertised

I loved this show so much 😭😭😭 i rewatch it still

I know in my friend group it is very common that once we know a shows season is split we we wait til it's fully out...shame about inside job. I loved that show!

Honestly it’s insane how Netflix went from the pinnacle of entertainment to just the worst service with horrible management. I’m actually disappointed to have cancelled Netflix because I was naively holding out for them to turn things back to the way they were. Even if they do suddenly come out with great shows again, it’s not worth watching and getting invested in the show when you know there’s a solid chance it’ll get cancelled after 2 seasons no matter how good it is. It’s simply not worth it, especially when Netflix isn’t the only player in the market anymore.

@23kswizzy

11 ай бұрын

Usually how it goes with businesses. Build up a larger membership. Then start giving them lesss but asking for more. Just shut up and take it.

@escoladecuriosidades

7 ай бұрын

Agreed. I used to love Netflix until they started making their own shows. Ok, I gave it a try. There were a few good shows amidst the shit storm. But their moto is basically cancelling shows and making another one even shittier on top. Ok dumbfounded how their business model stays afloat. Even Witcher which was supposed to be an easy win but became so shitty it's unwatchable.

@maxxymrice6200

7 ай бұрын

All they do now is cancel great shows, Inside Job, 1899, Shadow and Bone, etc.

@markjackson3531

5 ай бұрын

Netflix is full woke garbage. if it doesnt advance the woke insanity agenda, they dont want it.

love it when i find a show i love on netflix then finish it just to learn it was canceled because not enough people watched it "in time"

the fact that big mouth season 5 came out the WEEK after Inside Job part 1 probably also played a big impact in WHY inside job didn't stay on the charts

Every time I had a thought watching this you immediately went on to raise that point next. My accounting department will be in touch to invoice you for your unauthorised use of my thoughts. Have a nice day.

What’s frustrating is Netflix barely put any marketing towards Inside Job, but will throw all their support behind other projects. I honestly thought Part 2 of S1 was S2 for the longest time. Of course shows aren’t going to pick up an audience if you don’t advertise them. Shows that are already successful like Big Mouth and Stranger Things don’t need to be advertised because they’re already off the ground and extremely culturally salient. Many shows don’t even reach their true potential until their second season, because the first season is where all the growing pains happen. Look at the first half of S1 of Bojack Horseman or S1 of Rick & Morty. Both don’t really hit their strides until a little later.

@marocat4749

Жыл бұрын

And the worst thing against the mistreatment odds , inside job did find an audience, and was split whyever. And the pr was probably more people finding conspiracy theorists fun to dunk on and conspiracy theorists doing outrage pr. I think peoole having fun poking at theory theorists outrage picking up thst it exists. Is brilliant marketing. I mean conspiracy theorists did probably way more promotion than netflic ever did. And commenters did oich it up.

@cyborgqueer

Жыл бұрын

couldn’t agree more

@YujiUedaFan

Жыл бұрын

S1 of Rick and Morty was only one of two good seasons. I hate how Netflix over-calculates what's popular or not... like everyone has a hive mind and we only ever watch shows in the Top 10 of Netflix. If that were the case there would only BE 10 shows on Netflix!

I know if I was a creator I would be like why would I take my show to Netflix if there's a high chance it will be cancelled after 1 season.

@Juilo78

Жыл бұрын

Fr

@heitorpedrodegodoi5646

Жыл бұрын

Because they are not a traditional company, if you bring good results they are going to let you do whatever you want, like Nimona and other shows found themselves being saved by Netflix.

@willchurch8376

Жыл бұрын

You're going to be really surprised when you find out how ruthless it is over on literally any broadcast network.

I started watching this show right after seeing this video and to say the least, I love it so much! I do think that the second season wasn’t as strong as the first season (it was getting a bit predictable/bleak) but the ending to S2 was great, and concerning. I still can’t believe it’s getting cancelled-I hope a different animation studio will pick it up and give this series what it deserves: a proper funding and an ending :)

The quality of their shows have gone down so much because they’re pushing for shows like big mouth and stranger things, nobody in my house or in my area ACTUALLY watched either of those shows. The only reason why my family keeps the subscription is LITERALLY just in case something good comes out

they’re tanking themselves at this point… this approach coupled with getting rid of account sharing is going to end them. first big streaming service is going to be one of the first to shut down, mark my words

@Juilo78

Жыл бұрын

Netflix fell off :/

@zackarysullivan9019

Жыл бұрын

Going to have the same fate that befell Blockbuster happen to them

@pintolerance785

Жыл бұрын

​@@zackarysullivan9019 Blockbuster didn't even shoot themselves in the foot like Netflix has, blockbuster just died because it failed to compete in a changing market, why would people buy dvds when the streaming services exist. It's the same thing that happened to small mom and pops shops after malls and super markets started popping up, and it happened to malls like toys r us even online realtors started popping up. You can't win when it comes to capitalism like this man as soon as something pops up that overshadows you your done, every single thing has an expiration date on this day and age and everybody is just worried about getting their golden parachutes.

@willchurch8376

Жыл бұрын

@@pintolerance785 Blockbuster was literally offered the chance to buy Netflix and passed on it. They absolutely shot themselves, if not in the foot, then in the head.

@RedFlagRevival

Жыл бұрын

Just capitalist greed doing its thing.

This is what happens when you let software engineers and data scientist handle content. As some of me who's had a great career as a software engineer, we don't have a place deciding what and how to deliver content. Objectivity is overrated.

@IshtarNike

Жыл бұрын

Bingo. It's very easy to data mine the crap out of something and say based on these metrics shows that bring in the most money get completed. Instead of focussing on cancelling the worst performing shows they just cancel basically everything that isn't a hit. This means they miss the slow growth shows and things that become hits later on. The chronic short termism is killing entertainment. Honestly if they did this back in the day, 80% of classic shows would not exist because they'd be immediately cancelled. Even shows like breaking bad and game of thrones wouldn't have made it.

@paulashla

Жыл бұрын

Arent these decisions made by the business people who hired the data engineers?

@pintolerance785

Жыл бұрын

You ever watch Barry, it does an amazing job at showing these practices at work, "Yes your show was front page, had a million views, but it wasn't hitting the correct pools of people in the algorithm, so it's canceled."

@NXTangl

Жыл бұрын

As soon as a metric becomes a target, it ceases to be a useful metric. This has always been true and you'd think the highly paid consultants and CEOs would have some concept of this by now.

@kayleescruggs6888

Жыл бұрын

@@paulashla yep. The execs ask analysts to gather and process data so the company can make more money. And it has to be very profitable very quickly, or the execs don’t get their bonuses. Not everything can be quantified. Even with what can be quantified, how do you know the data you’re collecting is all the data you need?

so many shows i’ve started and like just to find out they’re cancelled is frustrating

I just unsubscribed from Netflix for this exact reason. It’s so annoying to get into a really good show and see it canceled without even getting a conclusion. Then there’s the no sharing accounts thing…

NEW info came out that Netflix made a lot of deals with showrunners that supposedly incentivized success: the creators would get more bonus money for every season the show gets renewed for. So they might get $100k bonus on top of the base compensation for season 1, but over $1 Million for season 4. Their strategy has been to just cancel everything so they never have to pay the big money.

Don't worry too much, even Family Guy was cancelled after its first 3 seasons and brought back due to fans growing over the time that it had been off the air and in syndication. I havent yet watched Inside Job but considering Ive heard so much about how good it is, Im going to give it a shot!

@Dana_chay

11 ай бұрын

Yeah I agree. I was sad but then realised that as long as people like us kept watching it and spreading the word, then it would be renewed again

Never heard of it until now. Will check it out

same happened with pantheon: second season confirmed, then cancelled out of nowhere

I definitely agree that something has to give eventually. I've had to start avoiding new shows because it got to a point where every single new show I watched was cancelled before getting the story wrapped up. It is so frustrating getting invested in a show for it to then end on a cliffhanger or with many loose ends. I wish a streamer would commit to allowing even just one episode to attempt to wrap up a show in some way.

Ironically, one huge reason why I don't watch everything immediatly to the end is that over the years, there were so many shows I fell in love with, only to see them getting axed prematurely, preferably with a massive cliffhanger. Space: Above and Beyond, Defying Gravity, Farscape, Flash Forward, V, Firefly, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Terra Nova, The Dead Zone... So if I really like a show or even fall in love with it, I now tend to wait and see _if the show is not getting axed prematurely._ Because why watch it, when all I get in the end will be an extremely unsatisfying cliffhanger? Also ironically, I am binging 'The Manifest' at the moment, which _also_ got axed prematurely by NBC, only to be picked up by Netflix of all things. But apart from that, there generally are very few shows I watch as soon as the episodes come out, even when I am totally hooked, for a variety of reasons. Spare time is a huge factor, of course. Then there are shows I love, but just can not watch every day. When I come home from a nightshift on my cancer ward, I want to watch something that is an easy, mindless watch, I will as sure as hell not watch 'The Glory' or 'Godless'. _That_ I do when I am not both mentally and physically exhausted. And sometimes I just wait until a season is released completely, because I am so addicted that I want to watch the damn whole thing in just a couple of binging sessions.

Never heard of the show until this video. Watched the entire thing in 1 day, and loved it.

When Netflix cancelled Punisher that is when I started to loose interest. Cocomelon and Number Blocks were the only thing maintaining the subscription and when Numbers Blocks got cancelled so did my subscription.

Such a bummer. Netflix sucks for this. Though I'd like to point out that this all comes down to the long term failure or streaming platforms. They were destined to fail from the beginning, and this is the consequence of that.

@wilhelmpaulm

Жыл бұрын

They aren't destined to fail, they hired people to push imaginary numbers and ruin the platform

@oldchild527

Жыл бұрын

Kind of think the same, they divided just to be offered in altogether plans where you have Amazon Hulu and Disney ... Honestly never paying it not interested in they're stuff even HBO it's more attractive to me

@RobotronSage

Жыл бұрын

Things were so much better when we just had torrents

Sucks that this show was cancelled. It was right up my alley....I absolutely loved it! I was so pissed when I found out it was cancelled.

Ok challenge accepted, going to keep binge watching on inside job repeatedly until Netflix brings back inside job.

So here's what makes no sense about Netflix's cancellations: Not all of viewer stats is tied to 'was the show any good'. Many of us have varied personal and professional lives, these tend to get in the way of viewing stuff a lot! Netflix also killed a lot of other good IP with very good ratings.

You're right that this strategy can only last for so long... There was a time where almost everyone I knew kept an active Netflix subscription, that number fell off as they lost rights to other shows, but it fell off dramatically as they started killing off lots of good show before they could really get going. It's difficult for viewers to care about your new shows when they know they'll most likely be cancelled in their prime. Why get invested in a series that's never going to have its payoff? Why stick around and support the platform that is actively killing anything that isn't an instant megahit?

Thank god shows like Gravity Falls and Regular Show weren’t made by Netflix or we’d never have gotten the full stories

I just watched the 2 season during the weekend and loved all of it. Now I googled if a seasion 3 is comming only to learn they cancelled months ago. Sadge.

This is such a good show.. we need the animators or someone to buy the rights and make more

Im still deathly sad about Inside Job's cancelation. It's one of my favourite shows and I adored it so much.