Doesn’t he hang himself? Haven’t watched the later seasons since it aired.

Edit. Actually I think he botched that in the show.

Kinda bullshit that everything on D+ will suffer as a result. The low Andor numbers I hope don’t lead to a reduced budget, but who knows how far along they are on that show in production.

It’s just misstep after misstep. I’m not saying that HBO isn’t in red, because they most certainly are, but you have to create content that is worth watching and not resting on laurels.

If half of these D+ shows got the quality of HBO shows, this might be a different story. The bubble has burst and we’re going back to square one.

Does anyone remember when House of Cards was brand new and streaming was amazing. How far we’ve come in 10 years with oversaturation and lack of quality content. Give people a reason to subscribe - not oh you gotta watch this Marvel show that doesn’t have any purpose despite us saying it does.

With Nolan wrapping on Oppenheimer, I wonder if that will line up with them announcing who’s Bond and director for the next one if he’s so chosen. Can’t do it yet to deter from Oppenheimer, but will want to announce after, especially if it’s a success.

I can only imagine they’re champing at the bit to get something rolling again, especially Amazon after spending the money to acquire the rights and having sat on NTTD for over a year. The gears have to be spinning by now on what the direction will be or at least a basic blueprint.

Probably the most realistic way to go about the series for the time being.

It can still have all the cool gadgets and such because that’s what it was predicated on, so the idea or thought it could be boring would be moot.

Do a 10-15 year run in the 60’s and then come back to a more present day.

Budgeting could be an issue for something of this size though to recapture 1960’s U.K. or wherever they set the piece.