Netflix Just Hilariously Trolled 53 Of Its Users, And People Are Now Worried About Their Own Watching Habits
Have you watched A Christmas Prince on Netflix yet? Maybe. Have you watched A Christmas Prince on Netflix 18 times in the last 18 days though? Probably not, but 53 people have, and Netflix wants to know who they are.
“To the 53 people who’ve watched A Christmas Prince every day for the past 18 days: Who hurt you?” Netflix wrote on their Twitter account recently, sparking more than a few amusing replies from the internet. Scroll down for some of our favorites.
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Have you watched Netflix’s A Christmas Prince yet?
Neither have we, but Netflix noticed something very interesting recently…
The internet had some hilarious responses
Netflix also had some funny comebacks
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Oh man, I work at home and I tend to have the same movies running every day because they are tried and true good "background noise movies".....but they don't tend to have great plots because I don't want a distraction. This could get ugly....
I do the same thing Wanda. Working from home you need something entertaining but not so engrossing that you forget to work. Bless. At least I know someone is giving me credit for watching 'Republic of Doyle' 17 times from beginning to end... Yes b'y.
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Netflix probably thinks i've just been binge watching Friends everyday for the last 2 years... when it's really my dogs! I put it on for them to deter them from barking when we leave. They've been watching early 90's 20-somethings turn into early 2000's 30-somethings for the last two years... and i'm pretty sure they are upset every time Monica breaks up with Tom Selleck...
C**p I've actually watched A Christmas Prince a few times in a row myself...
I usually turn Netflix on when I go to bed. Since it usually takes me less than 10 minutes to fall asleep, I never get to the end of an episode or movie in one "sitting". I therefor have to watch them many times to get to the end.
Lol the person in charge of the Netflix Twitter account probably just made this up to be funny anyway.
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If they watch you while you're on Netflix................. THEY NEED TO PUT SEASON 2 OF BLUE EXORCIST AND BLACK BUTLER ON NETFLIX!!!!!!
If my Netflix history was revealed I'd have to go into Witness Protection. *shudders*
They need to offer more variety. It's getting harder to find even one show to watch so I'm having to watch the same sh!t over & over. Xmas wish 2017- up your game Netflix!
the truth of this is however, netflix could be TOTALLY lying about the number of people who are watching that on repeat. they could have completely made up the entire thing in order to get people to watch this movie they made. and tbh, i really hope that is the case. its pretty un-nerving to think they can see a specific account watched something a certain number of times just from meta data.
Meanwhile, Netflix won't release basic statistics showing how many people watch House of Cards, for example, so the industry can gauge how successful its original programming is and whether its model of dumping entire seasons in one shots really does attract new viewers or just loses those who started in the early seasons then never returned.
I expect because it's like handing out tips to the competition on how to make competing products. I can see why they wouldn't want to share that kind of info with the public. It is safe to say, though, for the sheer volume of shows they are producing, it is proving profitable for them or they would have stopped by now.
Load More Replies... BoredPanda is fckn dying. There's no troll, no calling-out, and f*ck BP.
Oh man, I work at home and I tend to have the same movies running every day because they are tried and true good "background noise movies".....but they don't tend to have great plots because I don't want a distraction. This could get ugly....
I do the same thing Wanda. Working from home you need something entertaining but not so engrossing that you forget to work. Bless. At least I know someone is giving me credit for watching 'Republic of Doyle' 17 times from beginning to end... Yes b'y.
Load More Replies... Netflix probably thinks i've just been binge watching Friends everyday for the last 2 years... when it's really my dogs! I put it on for them to deter them from barking when we leave. They've been watching early 90's 20-somethings turn into early 2000's 30-somethings for the last two years... and i'm pretty sure they are upset every time Monica breaks up with Tom Selleck...
C**p I've actually watched A Christmas Prince a few times in a row myself...
I usually turn Netflix on when I go to bed. Since it usually takes me less than 10 minutes to fall asleep, I never get to the end of an episode or movie in one "sitting". I therefor have to watch them many times to get to the end.
Lol the person in charge of the Netflix Twitter account probably just made this up to be funny anyway.
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If they watch you while you're on Netflix................. THEY NEED TO PUT SEASON 2 OF BLUE EXORCIST AND BLACK BUTLER ON NETFLIX!!!!!!
If my Netflix history was revealed I'd have to go into Witness Protection. *shudders*
They need to offer more variety. It's getting harder to find even one show to watch so I'm having to watch the same sh!t over & over. Xmas wish 2017- up your game Netflix!
the truth of this is however, netflix could be TOTALLY lying about the number of people who are watching that on repeat. they could have completely made up the entire thing in order to get people to watch this movie they made. and tbh, i really hope that is the case. its pretty un-nerving to think they can see a specific account watched something a certain number of times just from meta data.
Meanwhile, Netflix won't release basic statistics showing how many people watch House of Cards, for example, so the industry can gauge how successful its original programming is and whether its model of dumping entire seasons in one shots really does attract new viewers or just loses those who started in the early seasons then never returned.
I expect because it's like handing out tips to the competition on how to make competing products. I can see why they wouldn't want to share that kind of info with the public. It is safe to say, though, for the sheer volume of shows they are producing, it is proving profitable for them or they would have stopped by now.
Load More Replies... BoredPanda is fckn dying. There's no troll, no calling-out, and f*ck BP.
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