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Perhaps Landgraf is looking at this in the rear-view mirror, with scores of long-gone really big TV shows in the past that could easily pull in 10 million to 15 million or more viewers a week.

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Many streaming services have found footing through original programming. Netflix and Hulu have had several hits, and Apple TV+ keeps throwing money at big names to try and generate big TV shows.

If Apple continues axing shows that don’t pop immediately, it’s going to be as hard or harder to convince big names to keep making them as it is to convince potential viewers to watch them.