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Currently I haven’t really seen any feedback regarding their numbers but assuming that they did good since the second season is currently being filmed.
Since they viewed the series as a 13 hour movie, I believe their outcome came across just as they wanted. Since it is a very fresh take on a format (the first Netflix series published all at once didn’t get as much media tension) I’m not sure how other networks are looking at this, probably not as excitingly as it is possible for Netflix.

Kevin Spacey picture is the promotional image of House of Cards of course.
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Sorry to hear that, I’ve worked hard on my English over the years since it’s not my first language. And I do proof my work as much as my knowledge allows me to, just letting you know because I don’t want to leave an impression that I don’t care about the quality of writing.

I could never decide what TV-show DVD box set I would invest my money.

In terms of changing everything, I think AHS is currently the only one. But I can’t be certain of it being THE only one in the World.

Well if the article inspires to rant, rant away! And yet again, I’m glad that a single topic can bring out variation of topis related to it – TV vs YouTube is definitely one of them. I myself just recently discovered The Lizzie Diaries, which is an online production of a modern Pride and Prejudice with weekly vlog like episodes. Still, I’m the kind of a person addicted to the 45-50 shows but I can see an interest towards short entertainment clips growing and growing especially on YouTube. And now I’m ranting – going to save my words for another article.

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Obviously the question of piracy is a whole new territory and I didn’t want to touch upon that topic lightly. But of course, it’s an issue with every TV show, not just with these formats.

Great writing and I also read about Lee’s comment as something ridiculous. Firstly, as I wrote in my review of Django Unchained on my blog, I didn’t find the violence an issue at all while some attack Tarantino for the extensive usage of it. What I find ironic is that while Tarantino shows the violence, those stupid blockbuster action movies with monsters and stuff most likely kill off more people than Tarantino has during his entire career. The fact that one director has balls to show it and blockbusters avoid showing almost any casualties while bombs are going off and the world is ending, doesn’t make Tarantino’s movies more violent.

Nice! Don’t they film most of the awesome shows in Vancouver, Canada? 😀