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Octopath Traveler music spoiler! I love how calm yet tense the music in the final dungeon is.

before he even knocked on mj’s door, my boi peter parker firstly took care of himself. LOOK AT HIM.

he’s lost weight he’d gained during his bad days. he combed his hair. he’s got a clean suit. he’s got flowers. he’s about to smile. he’s nervous, but ready to face the love of his life.

he probably also tidied up his apartment, organized his documents and desktop, did his laundry, cut his hair, started shaving regularly, and only then he faced mj.

remember to take care of yourself first, people. everything comes from within and starts with you.

Yuan Cui 

None of the comments on the right work anyway. EVER.

Feeling The Churn: Why Netflix Cancels Shows After A Couple Of Seasons & Why They Can’t Move To New Homes

For decades, the success of a TV series had been measured by its longevity. The standard series regular contracts are for six years, which has been considered a threshold for a show to be deemed re…

I hear that, according to Netflix’s data, beyond Season 2-3, middle-of-the road series — even those with loyal fan base like One Day at a Time — would not generate significant new signups.

But shiny new things will. Netflix’s strategy to grow subscription base is focused on introducing new series all the time, sometimes multiple ones each weekend. According to industry observers, fans of some of the canceled series would be disappointed by their demise but not upset enough to drop Netflix as there is new product coming out all the time that catches their attention.

THIS is why great shows get cancelled all the time. This article goes into some great details about how their contracts work, but at the end of the day it’s basically that if something doesn’t make a big enough splash to get new subscribers, it gets cancelled. They just keep making more new stuff, to get new subscribers. They don’t care, and ODAAT won’t be saved.