[grioghar]

The Boys? Invincible? Fleabag? Transparent? Marvelous Mrs. Maisel? The Expanse?

I disagree with your premise entirely. I see them trying to unseat HBO as the resource for all the pop culture shows you remember twenty years from now.

I definitely believe them to be bolder than Netflix for their breadth of original libraries.

That might be a little bold, but that’s what I see them trying to do.

[Mindwipe]

> The Boys? Invincible? Fleabag? Transparent? Marvelous Mrs. Maisel? The Expanse?

It is worth noting that major studios (or the BBC in Fleabag's case) make all of those shows and Amazon buys them.

But I still agree with the general point that it's unfair to argue Amazon "beats the creativity" out of productions it deals with.

[savanaly]

Totally agree. I don't watch much streaming these days but from my limited experience Amazon and HBO are the only ones where i can tune in to a random new show and have a better than even chance it's not total pap.

[samtrack2019]

I beg to differ the Asian and Europeans content of netflix is quite different from the usual blockbuster hollywood content,

[savanaly]

Yeah I'm not saying Netflix never has good stuff, just that it's few and far between in comparison to the others I mentioned.

[darepublic]

I enjoyed the series about the Romanovs