This is becoming a rather annoying issue with streaming services, but it is to be expected with some of them, like Netflix, spreading themselves too thin by overproducing content when the general macroeconomic situation was good and traditional studios were slow to enter streaming business themselves. Nowadays competition is becoming increasingly brutal and life for any show which isn't Game of Thrones or have built-in fanbase is becoming very short.

Competition is even more brutal, considering that an average viewer has increasing number of alternatives for any single show. Times when entire nations could stop their lives over cliffhangers at the end of Dallas or Dynasty are long gone. These days viewer is going to miss 1899 on Netflix might to do so for the simple reason of not catching time to previously watch Dark, series made by the same creators.