Thinking About Netflix's Recent Decision, And I Genuinely Reckon That If Stranger Things Were To Be Released

thinking about Netflix's recent decision, and I genuinely reckon that if Stranger Things were to be released now, it would be canned after one season too. It's hard to generate a large follower base when a show doesn't even have its production company's support, but Netflix has proven that there is a market for YA, sci-fi, and fantasy. Shows like that just need the promotion and dedication they used to receive. By abandoning so many projects early on, they're just shooting themselves in the foot...

rewatching the episode before Crystal hears her mom voice and Edwin and Charles are fighting about the cat king. Edwin asks him "why are you so angry (about the cat king)?

unfortunatly we never hear his answer... but i looove how upset (people could even say jealous) Charles is about this.

It would be hilarious if instead Merlin being as slick as he thought, everyone just thought they fell in love with him, cuz we all know Gwen had a crush on him, and Arthur did too

Arthur: I thought I was just having a gay experience when I saw Merlin's eyes glow, but turns out, he's actually a sorcerer

In Iron Mans defence, he is kind of very much dead in the second movie so I'm not sure how he would've fixed it himself.

On the other hand, Dr. Strange has absolutely no excuse.

There are lots of frustrating things about the MCU Spider-Man movies, but the worst part is in each one the plot has nothing to do with Peter Parker. You can literally describe the plot of each movie without mentioning Peter or Spider-man:

Spider-Man Homecoming: Tony Stark's company used their power and connections to steal work from a local businessman, who turn to crime to make a living.

Spider-Man Far From Home: Tony Stark created a deadly drone army (again) and a disgruntled former employee hatches a plot to steal control of it.

Spider-Man No Way Home: Dr Strange rushes into doing a dangerous spell he doesn't fully understand, and it goes wrong because he didn't take five fucking seconds to fully figure out what the spell was supposed to even do first.

Some MCU asshole living in a mansion creates a big mess, and Spider-Man has to spend the movie fixing it.

Arthur and george is not a ship I'd ever think I'd see

Arthur: so, the council asked me to get married

Merlin: uhu

Arthur: can you believe it? They were so demanding too!

Merlin: *skipping page* of course they were

Arthur: They want me to marry like - a rich blond princess!!!!

Merlin: aren't all princesses in Albion rich and blond?

Arthur: not the point! Merlin, I can't get married to any of them!

Merlin: then don't.

Arthur: I'll disappoint the court

Merlin: let them be disappointed

Arthur: I feel like you're not taking this seriously

Merlin: My mistake. *Puts book down* revenge marry! A - I dunno - poor, black haired - what's the opposite of princess?

Arthur: *staring at Merlin dumbly* omg, you're right! You'd be perfect!!!

Merlin: ...

Merlin: excuse me, WHAT?!

Charles and Edwin demand their show back! @netflix we need S2 of DBDA!!