'BoJack Horseman' Creator Criticizes Netflix and Amazon for Skipping Credits
Arguing that it’s disrespectful to all the people who worked hard on a show.
The creator of Netflix‘s cult hit BoJack Horseman has criticized streaming platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video for allowing the end credits of a show to be skipped.
Taking to Twitter to express his dissatisfaction with the feature, Raphael Bob-Waksberg said that “A show represents the cumulative tireless work of hundreds of creative artists who dream of one day having their names shrunk into a tiny box and then cut off abruptly by a trailer for The Witcher.” He continued: “When I watched Undone, they put up an ad for the next episode, over the picture, BEFORE it even hit the credits. The person I was watching with got so distracted, we had to go back and watch the ending again because she missed it.” For these reasons, Bob-Waksberg voiced his hope to work with platforms in the future which do not allow credits to be cut short.
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Would love to make a show for a network that doesn’t do this. If you work at one, let’s talk. https://t.co/4SrDuwsb5m
— Raphael Bob-Waksberg (@RaphaelBW) December 24, 2019
When I watched Undone, they put up an ad for the next episode, over the picture, BEFORE it even hit the credits. The person I was watching with got so distracted, we had to go back and watch the ending again because she missed it.https://t.co/abxOEWU3Sv
— Raphael Bob-Waksberg (@RaphaelBW) December 24, 2019
