Netflix’s 2-Season Fantasy Series Had One Major Problem It Never Fixed

Netflix's 2-Season Fantasy Series Had One Major Problem It Never Fixed




When it comes to the fantasy genre, Netflix has had a bumpy ride. The Witchernever recaptured the momentum of its debut season, and promising shows like Shadow and Bonewere cut short in their prime. One of the most prominent examples is a series that launched on Netflix in 2022; unlike most of its contemporaries, it seemed built as a limited series and still managed to garner rave reviews. Yet looking back, this series had a major pacing problem it never fixed. As a result, what could have been one of the best fantasy series of the 2020s missed its mark.


When it comes to the fantasy genre, Netflix has had a bumpy ride. The Witchernever recaptured the momentum of its debut season, and promising shows like Shadow and Bonewere cut short in their prime. One of the most prominent examples is a series that launched on Netflix in 2022; unlike most of its contemporaries, it seemed built as a limited series and still managed to garner rave reviews. Yet looking back, this series had a major pacing problem it never fixed. As a result, what could have been one of the best fantasy series of the 2020s missed its mark.

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