Ah, Netflix.
The streaming service has reached a near-ubiquitous status in our current culture, finding its way into more than 200 million homes around the world and driving discussion about TV on a weekly basis.
By now, it’s not a question of whether or not you have access to Netflix.
It’s not even a question of if you’re going to watch Netflix.
It’s merely a question of what you’re going to sample on the service this month.In 2021, the query is growing all the more variable.
Acquired staples like “The Office” and “The West Wing” are gone, forcing viewers to replace their perma-loop series, and the pandemic disrupted Netflix’s routine release of many favorite recurring originals.
(When will we see “Ozark” Season 4? Not in April!) Netflix itself seems focused on new shows anyway, whether it’s the constant sampling of experimental content (like docuseries that
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