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Originally Posted by Marsh.

It's not as though they're making it now during the crisis, this is just a report of on one show (out of hundreds) they are currently buying/producing etc. It's really one drop in a large ocean.

In which case, I guess I just think it's a sign of corporate greed for those high up at Netflix to be buying hundreds of shows while its out-of-work freelancers are
collectively getting less than it takes to buy a single one of those shows

Of course, £1m is better than nothing considering the attitudes of certain large global companies towards their workers at the moment (cough Amazon cough), and I'm sure an argument can be made that all Netflix are doing is ensuring production can continue as smoothly as possible when, or if, their employees are able to return to work, but as we can tell I'm a natural born cynic