Cancelling Shows Is Degenerate Behaviour
Credibility score: 53/100 — Mixed Credibility. Several questionable claims detected. Watch with healthy skepticism.
Claims analyzed
Studios wipe cancelled shows off the planet like they never existed — Dubious (35/100)
Shows get removed from libraries but don't vanish from existence — episodes still circulate online.
Sources: The Great Wipeout of Television History – The Sundae, Lost television broadcast - Wikipedia, r/Stargate on Reddit: ‘Stargate’ TV Series From Martin Gero Not Moving Forward at Amazon
Calls Inside Job one of Netflix's best anime shows — Opinion (50/100)
Strong personal ranking — anime label is the only debatable part.
Says Inside Job was well-received and fans wanted more seasons — Solid (75/100)
Reception data backs the claim — community comments echo the same frustration.
Claims Inside Job ended on a deliberate cliffhanger after cancellation — Verified (90/100)
Textbook "we dared them to cancel us" move — the ending confirms it.
Netflix cancelled Inside Job because they refused to market season 2 — Dubious (45/100)
Speaker blames marketing alone — real reason was lower viewership numbers.
Netflix cancelled Inside Job while renewing weaker shows — Opinion (50/100)
Classic Netflix complaint — they do cancel mid-tier shows fast while letting others run.
Netflix pushes crude animated shows for binge viewing — Opinion (50/100)
Subjective take on Netflix's animation slate — not really checkable.
Netflix cancels shows due to poor marketing, not just low views — Dubious (40/100)
Inside Job's marketing was minimal — but viewership numbers aren't public, so hard to prove.
Only millennials and elderly still pay for Netflix — Sketchy (25/100)
Netflix still has 260+ million subscribers — piracy exists but the claim is way overblown.
Speaker personally loved Final Space more than Inside Job — Personal Story (60/100)
Genuine nostalgia — Final Space had a passionate fanbase before it got cancelled.
Says Final Space ended on a cliffhanger because it got cancelled — Solid (75/100)
True on the cliffhanger part — the show really did get axed mid-arc.
Invictus appears for the first time in the final credits then show gets cancelled — Solid (80/100)
Matches what actually aired — the villain reveal was literally the last shot.
Final Space was cancelled as a tax write-off after Warner Bros. merger left them broke — Dubious (45/100)
Tax write-off angle is popular online but the actual reason was more about streaming economics than bankruptcy.
Warner Bros used Final Space cancellation to avoid paying production costs and "gods" — Sketchy (30/100)
The "not pay the gods" bit is pure meme-speak — no evidence of any divine payroll.
Sources: Final Space: TV's Cruelest Cancellation? | Den of Geek, r/FinalSpace on Reddit: Justin Roiland Has Been Fired By Warner Bros. How will this affect Final Space?, Final Space - Wikipedia
All listed shows cancelled for tax write-offs — Sketchy (30/100)
Broad generalization with zero receipts for most of those titles.
Sources: Is Popular Streaming Content Being Purged for Tax Write-Offs? | Kiplinger, HBO Max Is Reportedly Removing Content To Save Money: Heres What That Means For You - IGN, As TV Turns To Tax Write-Offs, Top Showrunner Details Betrayal Of Scrapped Shows
Daybreak is a hidden-gem post-apocalyptic show cancelled after one season — OK (65/100)
Plot details are mostly right — the one-season cancellation is accurate too.
Sources: Netflix Cancels Post-Apocalyptic Comedy 'Daybreak' After One Season - Business Insider, Daybreak (2019 TV series) - Wikipedia, Netflix's Daybreak TV Series Cancelled After One Season
Daybreak's cliffhanger ending was stupid and needed a season 2 — Opinion (50/100)
Pure opinion on a show's quality — can't fact-check taste.
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