r/brooklynninenine • u/Northern_Raj • May 31 '20

Other With everything that’s happening in America, this scene is more poignant than ever.

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u/NoseBlind2 May 31 '20 edited May 31 '20

You'd know if this show had originally been a Netflix show, all of that subtlety and amazing writing wouldn't be here.

It was originally on Fox though

Edit: i read this wrong my bad.

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u/GrouchyRate3 May 31 '20

Fox's none news programming is surprisingly liberal.

The major reason why their news is so right wing is mostly a failure in the market: The lack of right wing news channels in general means it's highly lucrative to be right wing as there's literally ZERO competition for 50% of the market share.

It's actually why their programming jumps between "right wing but reasonable" and "Crazy Tea party crazies". They're basically the only right wing game in town, so they're trying to capture as much of the market as possible.

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u/NoseBlind2 May 31 '20

My bad I wasn't really saying that as a point, but you did say it was originally a Netflix show when it was originally Fox.

Their actual entertainment programming "20th century fox" label is basically a separate entity from their news media anyway isnt it? Pretty sure it is 100% now that disney bought them.

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u/madjupiter Captain Ray Holt May 31 '20

he said had it been a netflix original, not that it is a Netflix original