It looks like each different week, networks are making it tougher for audiences to get good content material on their streaming platforms.

Last week, Starz introduced that “Power Book II: Ghost” will finish after its upcoming fourth season. The “Power” spinoff’s closing season will air in two components on June 7 and Sept. 6. 

Days forward of the announcement, Starz CEO Jeffrey Hirsch revealed the community’s plans to chop prices by growing new exhibits as an alternative of investing in current exhibits of their third and fourth seasons as a result of it’s dearer.

“You look at the [‘Power’] map and say, ‘OK, if I take one of those characters out and spin one of those out, I can bring that on to replace the Power show at half the cost,’” he defined of the “Power” franchise throughout a media convention, according to Deadline. “Now I’m putting a lot of money right to the bottom line. And I’m really not losing anything in terms of acquisition costs and subscriber viewership, because we know what those demos want. And we know how to line those up.”

Shortly after, the community introduced “Origin,” a “Power” prequel spinoff exploring Ghost and Tommy’s relationship. 

On this week’s episode of “I Know That’s Right,” I focus on the problems with not solely Starz however all streamers.

The resolution behind canceling “Ghost” is rooted in greed and laziness, if we’re being sincere. It makes Starz’s resolution to cancel “Run the World,” “Blindspotting” and “Heels” much more irritating, and strikes like this impression greater than Starz exhibits.

Fans are nonetheless recovering from spontaneous present cancellations on Max in recent times, together with “Rap Sh!t,” “South Side” and “Love Life.” And there’s no manner in hell “Love Is Blind” is the top of Netflix’s authentic content material when the worth retains going up every year and a premium account prices $22.99.

Lots of authentic content material sucks proper now, and it makes it laborious to justify paying a whole lot of {dollars} a month to maintain a handful of streaming subscriptions that have been speculated to be a substitute for cable. Especially when inflation retains rising and password sharing turns into inconceivable on some platforms.

It’s actually unlucky when you think about the unique tales we’ll by no means see as a result of studio execs don’t imagine they’re worthwhile. That’s irritating as a viewer flipping by way of the TV and seeing extra of the identical. It makes you are feeling such as you may as effectively simply get cable once more.

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