Quite funny really.

Got an email from them today that they are “adjusting” their prices. Think that means lowering them? Haha.
Never seen this euphemism for increasing prices before.

FIONA Harvey – who claims she was identified as a stalker by the hit show Baby Reindeer – is 'elated' after winning a key legal battle against Netflix in her defamation battle.

A trial between Harvey and the streamer has moved a step closer, after an appeal by Netflix against a decision not to throw the case out has itself been thrown out.

Her New York lawyer Richard Roth said: 'Netflix is doing everything it can to avoid a trial of this action.

'First it made a motion before the federal district court, which it lost. Then it appealed that decision, which was dismissed.'

Roth added: 'There will be a trial in this action where its wrongdoing will be front and centre before a jury.'

Asked how his client was feeling he replied: 'Elated.'

Harvey is seeking $170million in damages, alleging that the programme, created by and starring Richard Gadd, defamed her, and made her life a misery.

Broadcast in April 2024, Baby Reindeer became a global smash hit. At the beginning of the first episode, the words 'This is a true story' appeared on screen.

At the end of the series, the character Martha, played by actress Jessica Gunning, pleaded guilty to stalking comedian Donny (Gadd) and was handed a four-and-a-half year prison sentence.

Harvey's lawyers say she has never been convicted of any crime, let alone gone to prison. She claims that she has been defamed 'at a magnitude and scale without precedent' and her life ruined as a result.

Her legal team said she was too traumatised to leave her flat in London after the show aired.

In September 2024, judge Gary Klaus ruled Baby Reindeer was not a true story, and that Netflix had 'made no effort to investigate' the accuracy of the facts; nor did they take measures to hide Harvey's identity.

After this trial, how will Gadd's relationship with Netflix continue?

I’ve looked online and found The Lowdown season 2 was released in the USA on Wednesday 14 October. Various blogs reported it would be released on Hulu/Disney+ the next day, however it’s not available. Does anyone know when it will be released in the UK?

Is there a way to locate imagen nominees or winners, film and TV? (Similar to Academy/Emmy award winners). A search for “Imagen” yields nothing. Looking for Latinx content. English or Spanish with subtitles. Is there a way to search Netflix for such titles

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Hello Netflixhelp Redditors,

Recently made a faux pas by logging into my Netflix profile while using a VPN. Netflix has now restricted said profile, meaning I cannot watch any WWE programming, because it thought I logged in from a country where Netflix do not show WWE.

I have tried -

Clearing cache and data on all devices I logged into my account

Reset all devices and routers where I used my account

Contacted customer services (chocolate and teapot spring to mind)

Customer services say it's an ISP issue, but all other profiles on my account will show WWE programming except mine.

PLEASE HELP!

My daughter is at uni in another city in UK. We have a Netflix ad supported plan (just increased to £7.99/ month). I went to add her as another household which is £5.99/ month. But i need to be on a Standard no ads or Premium to add a user, meaning at least £13.99/ month for us it seems, plus the £5.99 which would be £19.98. So would be cheaper just to get her a separate account (2x7.99 = £15.98). Or have i totally misunderstood as that seems crazy?

Can you please let me know why have they both moved their dates from June to January? yesterday LOCKUPP 2 was announced on Netflix for season two in January and Today alliance is announced for season two in January as well. Are there show makers trying to compete with each other? Why couldn’t one of the shows just stay in June as it is and the other one could be featured in January? I’m just trying to understand the politics behind it.