Netflix Will Let Viewers Choose Own Storylines

The transcript discusses Netflix's experimentation with interactive TV storylines, allowing viewers to choose different endings. It explores the potential for Netflix to integrate video games into their platform, though currently, they are licensing games for TV adaptations. The impact of technology on viewing habits is highlighted, with more people watching on mobile devices. The production of interactive shows is more complex and costly, but Netflix's vast content development budget makes it feasible. The transcript concludes with a reflection on Netflix's extensive content library and the challenges of keeping up with new releases.

What is the primary focus of Netflix's experimentation with interactive TV shows?

• To allow viewers to choose different storylines

• To improve video quality

• To reduce production costs

• To increase the number of episodes per series

What has Netflix been doing in relation to video games?

• Partnering with gaming consoles

• Licensing video games for TV shows

• Developing its own video games

• Creating a gaming subscription service

What is a potential challenge of interactive TV shows mentioned in the transcript?

• They require viewers to have special equipment

• They are more expensive to produce

• They are not compatible with mobile devices

• They have limited audience appeal

How many shows does Netflix currently have in development?

• 600

• 700

• 800

• 500

What is a challenge viewers face with the current amount of content available?

• Understanding complex storylines

• Finding time to watch everything

• Dealing with poor video quality

• Accessing content on different devices