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‘Severance’, the Apple TV+ series from Ben Stiller and Dan Erickson, has generated $200M for the streamer, according to Parrot Analytics.
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It’s one of those bets that are hard to predict whether they’ll pay off. Weird slow-paced dystopian series with a setting almost entirely confined to a dated office space.
I absolutely love the show, but from an executive viewpoint, it is hardly a sure bet. I’m glad it worked out!
If an executive with decision making power boils severance down to that they should be fired on the spot
I don’t understand how this math works. The service has subscribers, there are no ads. How does a single show turn its own profit?
Parrot came to these figures via its Content Valuation methodology, which uses a formula to correlate audience demand with subscribers and therefore revenue.
‘Audience demand’ and subscribers equals a specific revenue for a specific show? Still don’t get it.
Maybe they divide revenue by number of people watching the show, or some more polished version of that.
