With the news that Netflix is nearly doubling their original series content in 2016 - from 16 to 31 shows - we thought now might be a good time to take stock of their programming so far.
Netflix changed the TV, and entertainment, landscape forever back in 2013 with their first original show they'd ordered themselves (as opposed to providing US distribution for, like Lilyhammer), the David Fincher-produced House of Cards; a pricey adaptation of a UK series that gave Oscar-winner Kevin Spacey a role he could really sink his teeth into. Eli Roth's Hemlock Grove and Jenji Kohan's Orange is the New Black followed that same year - proving that Netflix was out to corner the market in just about ever genre, be it comedy, drama, horror and more.
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Netflix changed the TV, and entertainment, landscape forever back in 2013 with their first original show they'd ordered themselves (as opposed to providing US distribution for, like Lilyhammer), the David Fincher-produced House of Cards; a pricey adaptation of a UK series that gave Oscar-winner Kevin Spacey a role he could really sink his teeth into. Eli Roth's Hemlock Grove and Jenji Kohan's Orange is the New Black followed that same year - proving that Netflix was out to corner the market in just about ever genre, be it comedy, drama, horror and more.
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