>>149151053 (OP)
Despite it's initial benefits, yes. Streaming provides a firsthand look at the choice overload as well as the problem that comes from renting your media from a big company. With all the choices in the world you'd think that you'd have a better time picking the right show but that's actually not the case. Give a man the world and he'll search endless trying to find the right series but if you give him a curated selection he can just sit there and watch. More choices =/= inherently more enjoyment just more time wasted waying your options.
It also means that whatever programing is at the whims of exec. Instead of "we own this so it can air on the network whenever" it very much depends on what upper management want on the streaming platform and what they don't. This especially sucks for Cartoons because it's clear people like Zazla don't value animation at all and as a result the actual selection of these shows that they own on their own streaming platform is embarrassing.
