www.starwarsnewsnet.com
Same with Dr Who basically.
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kotaku.com
Seems like she played both Lucas and Disney. Ngl, that's kinda based.
Agree with much about the MCU but some key different beats stand out for me.
Of course it's Kotaku. I don't get it, why do they feel this overwhelming need to point a finger at youtubers whose views are only, at the very MOST, 0.7% of that of Disney+ subscribers.Here, let me help you with some copium:
Blame Modern TV For Star Wars: The Acolyte's Cancellation
The series was forging new paths and telling different stories in a franchise that often leans too much on nostalgia
Inspired by Outlaws I wanted to re-watch some SW so I settled for Episode IX (don't know why). What a steaming pile of thrash, Jesus Christ.
These people are nuts. The other side of the coin is that IGN "journalist" crying about how her idiotic hit piece failed to cancel that Black Myth Wukong game. They actually think they are some kind of "thought leaders" and that the general public are listless simpletons that need go to them for wisdom.
I think BF is done. But going by the chart it had decent numbers and nicely trending up. Wonder why they dont do season 2. I dont follow the show, but did Mandalorian have to do with it?.... they kind of criss cross content so BF was always going to be limited in episodes?Looking at this chart
All those increases are basically can be attributed to fanservice where they introduced some well known characters.
Fett spiked when they had 2 "lost episodes" of Mandalorian towards the end of it. Folks tuned in for Mando, definitely not for Fett.
We overall have more access to media than we ever have had.
700 signatures is probably the entire viewership
When will Kotaku get a nonrenewal for another season?Blame Modern TV For Star Wars: The Acolyte's Cancellation
The series was forging new paths and telling different stories in a franchise that often leans too much on nostalgia
700 signatures is probably the entire viewership
I bet a lot of that stuff hadn't been made yet, but needed a minimum order to at least break even. If they weren't even gonna hit that then every sale COST them money, so best to limit the hemorrhaging. If they have a warehouse full of unsold merch there are channels for offloading it but they also don't want the "regular retail price" to be too easy to find or a "80% off!" sale of just that stuff. They may even just destroy the stuff to "not devalue the brand", plus they can probably write it all off on taxes because the game is rigged. Hopefully it's all still in China so at least we won't pollute the oceans shipping it over here to just be dumped.
My wife is huge into Disney and explained that Disney will just remove things off their store that isn't selling well enough and just allow second hand stores to sell them. So not surprised that's the case but anything Disney made themselves is pretty much gone but also is a way Disney says something failed.
I just think the 6 to 8 episodes doesn't fit every story. Its been a problem before. This show could've been 3 hrs long specials and told mostly the same story but tighter.
Seen a ton of Blizzard stuff at mine lately lol
All show, no go.
Take a look into the person that wrote that article. She lives for these moments to make herself relevant.
That's the Kotaku chick...err, I meant Chuck, that has tattooed on her left thight...
Yeah, I get the desire to point and laugh at Alyssa Mercante, but more people should should realize that it's not worth wasting any sort of time or effort on people like that (where you can't tell if she's clickbaiting, delusional, or just stupid), or the shitty site that she writes for. Kotaku has been garbage for years, nothing has changed, it's fine to ignore them entirely.
That is the correct way to go about it. Just ignore them.
