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The streaming wars were bitter and expensive, and encouraged a certain form of extravagance that will not be seen again for some time. As various studios and networks launch their own streaming platforms, in a bid to mimic the success of Netflix’s mammoth and survive the decline of the television broadcast, they supervise as madness on high-profile prestige shows and ultra-budgetary films.
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Some of these projects were thus Expensive that many viewers began to realize that something was amiss. Could subscriber numbers be high enough to compensate for cost Feature Film $ 320 million or a Fantasy Series $ 465 million? As it would turn out, no. The idea behind the overspend was that an expensive, high profile statement would look very good, very good at a shareholder meeting, and their release would increase the price of company stock. It didn’t matter whether a movie or TV series was good or even people watched it. It was only important for him to be made and he was amplified with the value of stock.
When the pattern finally broke and saws back budgets, TV fans had to face something of counting, however. Hollywood’s recent poor habit was finally getting attention … but some of the more expensive prestige programs were really good. Many great shows have been canceled over the past few years, and spending has been reduced on others.
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Fortunately, The popular “Scance” series is probably safe. It costs loads of money to make, but it has the benefit of being the property of Apple, a company that can always fall back on its technology vertices. According to BloombergHowever, the show cost over $ 20 million per episode in its second season.
Redundancy costs more than $ 20 million per episode
As supporters “dismiss”, there has been a huge delay between his first and second season thanks in part to a lengthy shooting schedule, but mainly because of the 2023 Hollywood strike. The first season ended on Apple TV+ back in February 2022, and the second shooting season began the following October through May 2023. The strikes then hit the shooting several times, leading to the second season finally wrapping up in April 2024. Certainly this delay did not help the show’s budget.
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Bloomberg reported that Second season “dismissed” cost $ 200 million whopping to make, or $ 20 million for each of its 10 episodes. This price makes it one of the most expensive TV shows ever. “Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” is still a prestigious champion, of course, costing about $ 58 million per episode (!), With a “Stranger Things” way behind $ 30 million per episode for its fourth season. Disney also really spends a big deal on his shows “Star Wars” and Marvel, with “She-Hulk: An attorney in law” and his first two seasons of “Loki” costing an average of $ 24.5 million per season each. The first season of “Andor” cost $ 20.8 million.
Of course, the cost may have been worthwhile to Apple TV+. As mentioned, Apple can afford to lose revenue on its streaming service, as it has a lucrative technology empire to fall back on it. Also, “dismissal” has proven to be The most watched TV series on Apple TV+inspiring a surge of re-descriptions. It was more than “Ted Lasso,” we fused himself. Early Buzz says “Severance” is a solid Emmy competitor (fingers crossing for lead actor Adam Scott), and his concepts – get your memories of your working life and home alive “broken” from each other – have become part of the Gestalt Pop.
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It costs a lot, But season 3 is still coming.
