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Netflix has been having problems with declining activity on the app. One article uses stats to debunk the idea that "better" content, or more content sent to theaters, or dumping the binge model will grow use of a streaming service. Instead, their answer is that Netflix simply needs more a greater amount of original content. However commenters brought up two issues that were not examined –- long gaps between seasons, and overly rapid cancellations of shows.

What are your biggest reasons for dropping a service or just using it less?

Over the last 25 years, TV production has dramatically shifted its spending from US locations to elsewhere in the world.

Even though other locations are often only standing in for US ones, do you find there’s an added benefit to seeing more varied locations in your shows? Have you also seen this happening for shows created outside the US -- do they also use stand-in locations?