streaming>Andor: 2.5 years between seasons (12 episodes)>Severance: 3 years between seasons (9-10 episodes)>Pluribus: 3+ years between seasons (9 episodes)cable >Game of Thrones: 9-12 months between seasons (10 episodes)>Sopranos: 9-15 months between seasons (13 episodes)>The Wire: 9-12 months between seasons (13 episodes)>Deadwood: 12 months between seasons (12 episodes)>Mad Men: 9-12 months between seasons (13 episodes)>BSG: 7-12 months between seasons (20 episodes)>Stargate SG1: 3-4 months between seasons (20-22 episodes)network tv>Star Trek TNG: 2-3 months between seasons (26 episodes)>Star Trek DS9: 3 months between seasons (26 episodes)>Supernatural: 3-4 months between seasons (23 episodes)>X-Files: 3-4 months between seasons (20-25 episodes)>Babylon 5: 1-3 months between seasons (22 episodes)was streaming a mistake?
Yes.
No.
>>223443160Whoopsie! I meant to write "Yes".
>>223442847The problem started with "prestige television" out of HBO, but streaming definitely made it worse.
>>223443371the time between seasons is much worse than the number of episodes being decreased thoughever26 episodes/year > 13 episodes/year >> 26 episodes every 2 years >>>>> 10 episodes every 2+ years
>>223442847network tv had even less of a gap when you consider the only reason they didn't run shit like TNG, X-Files and Friends year round was because ratings were so much lower in the summer it wasn't worth running new programming. Game of Thrones had that issue. They kept running their second to last episode or last episode on labor day weekend
>>223443371>>223443449HBO was gay about waiting a year to release 10 episodes because network TV basically ran from the fall until the spring and then would take the summer off because ratings would be lower during the summer so most cable channels released their shows during the summer so they wouldn't be competing with free tv
>>223443196Scratch that I meant to say I love sucking cocks