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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9033033" data-attributes="member: 6684958">Because all services are not equal.&nbsp;&nbsp; Netflix has plenty of new content each month, plus they get other content.Paramount+&nbsp; has very little content, and is stuck with Paramount content.Star Trek fans want to watch the new Star Trek shows....and that's it from P+.&nbsp; But they don't want a year long substcstion to watch ONE show a year.&nbsp; It's much better to get the &quot;trial&quot; long after the show is out...watch &quot;wow all 13 episodes&quot; in a week, and candle it again for a year or so.&nbsp; But the &quot;streaming services&quot; got wise to this trick...and it's why they spread the show out for the couple weeks, as some people fall of that.And they do try to hype it up.&nbsp; But not everyone is so excited to talk about TV shows.&nbsp; And like half the world does not watch them live anyway.&nbsp; It is easy for some people to avoid: you just avoid social media and don't have talkative immature friends.&nbsp; The &quot;cool kids&quot; are only one of the viewers. I have a friend who waits the two years or whatever to watch Discovery when he buys the DVD box, for example.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 9033033, member: 6684958"] Because all services are not equal. Netflix has plenty of new content each month, plus they get other content. Paramount+ has very little content, and is stuck with Paramount content. Star Trek fans want to watch the new Star Trek shows....and that's it from P+. But they don't want a year long substcstion to watch ONE show a year. It's much better to get the "trial" long after the show is out...watch "wow all 13 episodes" in a week, and candle it again for a year or so. But the "streaming services" got wise to this trick...and it's why they spread the show out for the couple weeks, as some people fall of that. And they do try to hype it up. But not everyone is so excited to talk about TV shows. And like half the world does not watch them live anyway. It is easy for some people to avoid: you just avoid social media and don't have talkative immature friends. The "cool kids" are only one of the viewers. I have a friend who waits the two years or whatever to watch Discovery when he buys the DVD box, for example. [/QUOTE]

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