[ SECRET POST #4638 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4638 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree. I want a She-Hulk legal show a lot. It would be incredible.

But I have no faith in Disney to make anything that I really love. The most that Disney can make, at this point, is "palatable".

[(Anonymous)]

Perhaps it's because they're overinvested in appealing to as broad a market as possible. They seem very reluctant to take any risks, both in a general business sense and within individual works. It's all just so very... bland? Predictable? I'm not sure how to put it, but it makes me tired.
I watched The Avengers and I was excited and wanted to know what was going to happen next. I watched Endgame and I wanted to know when it was going to end.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. "Algorithmic" is the word that I was going to use, but same basic principle.

[(Anonymous)]

Same! I'm hoping that because they're making so many shows, they'll let some variety in to try to cover all their demographic bases.

[(Anonymous)]

I think my concern is really, even if Disney adds variety, it'll basically be a different flavor of the same basic stuff. No *real* variety just a slightly different paint job.

[(Anonymous)]

That's extremely optimistic. Disney puts out a lot of media and they're unabashedly commercial about it. There's not much profit from going for a niche market over going for the widest audience possible. Disney reliably goes for the latter.