No confirmation yet, but releasing VHS editions of the show, one season at a time, starting with S1 today, would be the smartest move Netflix could make with the series.
They could gradually add new content from season to season, leading up to S5. Then, finally, release S5 in its originally rumored duration, with an extra 1β2 hours per episode, or even better, a Side B.
Maybe the changes wouldn't be obvious in S1, but the GA would slowly realize there's actually new content as the differences become more significant, thanks to Brenner's tape manipulation. That would naturally encourage people to revisit the show from the beginning (= more subscriptions).
They could release all five seasons over the span of five months, in one season per month style (= more subscriptions), ending it with S5 properly on November 6.
I'd take this if Netflix is committed to it.
This is exactly the most insane, brilliant, and effective idea I've ever seen. I thought about it, but I confess I never thought it would happen.
"The ending will change the way you see the entire show."
(Gaten Matarazzo)
* Mike is not Will's Tammy, he is his Vickie *.
















