Platform where Josh watched Life Below Zero.
Platform that released Matt D'Avella's documentary on January 1st and the system he uploads cuts through for feedback.
Streaming service discussed in relation to both Aunty Donna's new deal and Dave Chappelle's royalties dispute.
Streamed on a phone during Josh and Amy's lockdown date night in the car.
Referenced multiple times regarding the Netflix Prize and a hypothetical content-recommendation job.
Subject of an Amazon Prime documentary Josh watched about the company's origins.
Used as a comparison point when explaining how Quickflix, its Australian competitor, operated via mailed DVDs.
Discussion of logging into shared or ex-partners' Netflix accounts, and Tommy doing a mass logout after his wife changed his logins.
Mentioned by Josh and Kennedy as a distraction people are using more of while stuck at home.
Discussed in relation to Zoom parties and a 4-screen Netflix account shared with Craig Harper.
Discussed as dominant streaming competitor affecting Australian TV drama and content consumption habits.
Max's favourite platform to consume content, citing its data-driven content strategy like true crime docs.
Discussed in relation to streaming profitability, content spending and Australian content regulation.
Referenced regarding big budget content spending and comedy specials, including an Adam Sandler/Jennifer Aniston film's viewing numbers.
Streaming service hosting the F1 documentary Tommy discusses, with a side comment about what 'Netflix original' really means.
Platform hosting the Marie Kondo series the hosts discuss.
Josh mentions there's a documentary about Bill Cunningham on Netflix.
Cited by Bobby as a trend that changed entertainment consumption and 'crushed Blockbuster.'
Discussed as the platform that picked up Matt's documentary, and as a point of comparison for Patreon value and content strategy.
Discussed as causing decision paralysis when trying to pick something to watch, compared unfavorably to Blockbuster.
Cited for reportedly introducing strict workplace interaction rules like no eye contact over 5 seconds and no lingering hugs.
Platform hosting the Trump documentary Tommy and Josh discuss.
Tommy notes the new Queer Eye is back on Netflix.