#Archive 81 Netflix

[kinglindwyrm]

redraw of i think my first piece of archive 81 art (back in 2021)! i changed my designs for rat and dan a bit:-) im very happy w my improvement ^_^ original under the cut

[sexiestpodcastcharacter]

Fiction Adaptation Poll (3/3): Archive 81 (Dead Signals, 2016–present) and Archive 81 (Netflix, 2022)

Please vote for the option that you feel best represents you opinion of the television show. I understand that it's possible to feel multiple of these at once, so please choose the one that sums up your thoughts the best.

[jongwoosbraceletofteeth]

The audio drama experience is wanting to edit the characters so bad but also never wanting an adaption ever.

[interdimensional-anomalocaris]

"Okay Netflix, you can straightwash Archive 81 as long as you promise never to do it ag— Netflix, what are you doing?? NETFLIX PUT DOWN THE OSCAR WILDE"

[the-girl-in-the-high-castle]

The absurdity and stupidity of all shitflix cancelations lies in one simple question: How many of those canceled shows have you actually heard of before they got canceled?

- Warrior Nun - never heard of it until the moment I started seeing its fans spamming every shitflix post. And that was its second season. It had two seasons, for fucks sake, and most of us have never heard of it. You wanna know whose fault that is? Let me give you a hint. No, it's not the viewing numbers.

- First Kill (or whatever its name is) - Never heard of it until, once again, I saw people complaining about the cancelation under shitflix posts. Once again, guess whose fault that is.

- Santa Clarita Diet - Never heard of it. Didn't even know it was canceled until it made it to the list of pissed of people counting how many of them they axed. Whose fault is that?

- Inside Job - Yeah, never heard of it until it got canceled. Also, canceled after they renewed it. Shitflix: guess we changed our minds.

- Archive 81 - Heard of it when the cancelation was announced.

- The OA - Remember just hearing about it through the fog, even though it came out years ago.

- Sense 8 - know about it only thanks to fans' videos and fanart. I don't remember shitflix ever mentioning it.

- Lockwood & Co - I know about it thanks to fans spamming posts asking for renewal news.

And the list goes on with, I assume, shows I have never heard of.

I've never seen any of these shows, but my open wound is 1899 that I believe got treated the dirtiest of them all.

I have heard of it two years before the premiere, thanks to a 50 seconds long teaser that got me patiently waiting for years because it was my cup of tea. It came from the people who proved themselves before by creating a critically acclaimed show that you can find on a top 10 list of greatest shows of all time. Those people have spent years developing a new filming technique for shitflix. What a way to say thank you.

8 out of 10 people around me have seen 1899. Those people haven't even seen GoT or LotR for fucks sake, the most famous show and movie ever, but they have seen 1899. But not because shitflix promoted it, but because people did.

There was zero promotion, zero cast interviews, zero mentions after the release. It was still watched and talked about by so many people. It has more viewing hours than their hit shows running for 3+ seasons put together. It's a show you can't just binge and forget, you have to actually turn your fucking brain on. It was released in the most busy time of the year, during the damn World Cup and winter holidays. It was still number one for weeks. It was given less than 30 days. They decided to cancel it before it even premiered. They deleted the trailer with 10+ million views from YT.

The same goes with other shows. I have seen zero cast interviews, zero promotion or mentions by their own platform and they still have loyal fan bases that didn't stop talking about them.

But then you have dogshit shows like the Night agent that is getting hyped by shtflix every single fucking day. Fake numbers, pumped up to get people to watch a generic, a hundred times seen before, piece of crap. It got more hype than fucking GoT, and yet I know zero people who have actually watched it. Yep, there is no one I know, in real life or online, that has actually watched this show. So you figure it out.

People who have watched the shows I've mentioned probably have the statistics for them, and have probably seen the viewing hours being blamed for it, which was bullshit.

The latest nail in the coffin was Lockwood & Co. They kept fans waiting for months, and then they announced the cancelation during Eurovision so that fans wouldn't be able to go viral about it because everyone talked about fucking Eurovision.

Shitflix has canceled 26 sci-fi/fantasy shows in the last 3 years. 26! Do you all remember when we couldn't even name 26 shows of all genres put together, let alone watch them?

What all these shows had in common is that they were original and more or less unique and creative, not something you can find at least 6 copies of in either streaming or network TV.

It's like they created all these shows just so they can cancel them, because they are doing their best to actually burn every trace they ever existed.

Shitflix is killing creativity in every form, but in the end, that will be their undoing.

[unpopularly-opinionated]

I love how every single time, without fail, that I have a random thought about a cool show I watched on Netflix where I’m like “Oh yeah, I remember that show. It was pretty good. When’s the next season coming out?” and the answer every single time is: “It was cancelled.”

I just found out The Irregulars isn’t getting a season 2, despite season 1 having done pretty well. Probably old news for most, but it just popped into my head and I’m like let me look it up. CUE MY COMPLETE LACK OF SURPRISE to find out it was cancelled.

Netflix really is the fucking worst streaming platform, bar none. So far both Hulu and Amazon have only cancelled one show that I liked, whereas Netflix has cancelled like twenty at least by now. I have zero interest in getting involved in anything that isn’t a guaranteed hit or a one-off because they’re just gonna cancel it.

[bonebuckets]

oh archive 81, you would have done numbers if you aired today. like a love child of the magnus archives, malevolent, and the silt verses but uniquely special. what happened to a fourth season…. its been six years… come back from the war 💔

[i-amusemyself]

one of the few joys left in this late capitalist hellscape is escapism in media and TV execs are just intent on extinguishing that too.

like i fully just dont wanna watch anything new anymore bc chances are im gonna get left with half a story.

[pearl-kite]

Hatehatehatehate Netflix for being so quick to cancel things, what do you MEAN I have to die not knowing how the rest of that story was supposed to play out? What the fuck, guys

[0-sunstranger-0]

I swear there is nothing more insane to me than watching the n*tflix adaptation of Archive81 after listening to the original podcast and then seeing people not hating the show, it gives me such intense whiplash

[thegreatmousebafoon]

… has anyone made a connection between Archive 81 and The Magnus archives yet.. cus the Netflix description is.. basically exactly what the Magnus archives is.

To quote:

“An archivist takes a job restoring damaged videotapes and gets pulled into the vortex of a mystery involving the missing director and a demonic cult.”

… obviously the video tapes are to be replaced with digitizing statements, and the director is probably Gertrude, and that demonic cult?… how many cults are in the Magnus archives? Don’t answer that. It’s probably too many for me to wrap my head around. And I mean- the fear entities definitely ARENT demons- BUUUTT.. I mean… they can be similar… for the sake of my argument…

[piparc-employee-1]

i think Netflix decided that I wasn't allowed to have more one good tv adaptation in my lifetime because what the fuck is going on with the archive 81 show

[drawfee-quot3s]

i'm gettin the scary sillies

- jacob

[kwebtv]

Archive 81 - Netflix - January 14, 2022

Drama / Supernatural (8 episodes)

Running Time: 60 minutes

Stars:

Mamoudou Athie as Dan Turner

Dina Shihabi as Melody Pendras

Evan Jonigkeit as Samuel Spare / Alexander Davenport

Julia Chan as Anabelle Cho

Ariana Neal as Jess Lewis

Matt McGorry as Mark Higgins

Martin Donovan as Virgil Davenport