Netflix, popular among domestic content and seriously advertised Hot Head It was canceled after the first season of the series.
Sevket Coruh As brought to the agenda with the following post by A second season for the Netflix series “Hot Head” won’t happen. Of course, no reason is given for this cancellation decision, which many people who love the first season are upset about. However, the company doesn’t seem to be too happy with the return of the series. This situation directly brings to mind the statement made a short time ago. Co-CEO of the platform Ted Sarandos Last week, he gave the following answer to a question asked about the cancellation or early termination of popular content: “We have never canceled successful content. Most of the discontinued content appealed to a very small audience with a huge budget. The trick is that you can appeal to a small audience on a small budget and a large audience with a big budget. If you do it exactly well, you can make it last forever.”
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As we said before, Netflix’s “successviewers with the concept of “success” between the concept there are important differences. It can be used by Netflix when evaluating success and used effectively for years. there is a lot of statistical data that we do not see. The company wants to bring more people to the platform with every content and retain existing subscribers. In this context, the company continues to keep content that the audience finds unsuccessful, but provides positive feedback. Other content is pushed aside, even if it is of good quality, it is not continued if it brings harm.
It was a very awkward separation. If I had known, I would not have formed such a close friendship. Our friendship was short lived. Take care Anton. #hothead #Netflix
— Sevket Coruh (@sevketcoruh_) February 3, 2023
Netflix quoted the following for Hot Head: “The series, adapted from Afşin Kum’s novel of the same name and about an epidemic that spreads from mind to mind through communication, comes to the screen with the creativity of Mert Baykal. Timur Savcı is the producer of the dystopian adventure story, which consists of eight chapters. In a world ravaged by an epidemic of speech-infected madness called “abuklama”, the only person who has mysteriously recovered from this disease is Murat Siyavuş, a former linguist. Learning that this situation he has been hiding from everyone has been noticed and sought, Murat is forced to flee from the liberated area where he hides and to pursue the secret of his “hot head”, which is the legacy of the disease, in the mysterious corridors of Istanbul, which is in fire.”