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- Josh Steinberg
I am all for quality over quantity.
That being said, I see no need to maintain a yearly Disney+ subscription if new A-list content production is being scaled back. By making TV shows on a model where they don’t behave like TV shows, it’s hard to justify spending on the service as if it’s a TV network providing new material on a weekly basis. I’ll gladly turn on my subscription when they have something new and turn it off once that new material has finished its run but it’s hard for me to justify being a permanent subscriber if less is being made.
That being said, I see no need to maintain a yearly Disney+ subscription if new A-list content production is being scaled back. By making TV shows on a model where they don’t behave like TV shows, it’s hard to justify spending on the service as if it’s a TV network providing new material on a weekly basis. I’ll gladly turn on my subscription when they have something new and turn it off once that new material has finished its run but it’s hard for me to justify being a permanent subscriber if less is being made.