Netflix won the streaming wars for a long time And now it can boast 300 million subscribers around the world. But her huge success has come at a price - namely, anyone who wants to criticize the streaming era (and has a lot to criticize) will emphasize Netflix as one of the main architects of our current moment, which we are surrounded by a homogeneous powder of generic films and streaming series. To be sure, Netflix is largely responsible for this state of affairs, simply because it is the first and biggest stream in the game. However, it is not entirely fair to dismiss the company and its huge media catalog completely.

For one thing, in the middle of the endless waves of "content", Strimmer also delivers some really great TV shows. Take "Adolescence", for example, one of Netflix's best originals ever. This mini-series covers four episodes that were recorded in a continuous download. But that was probably the least impressive thing about "adolescence", which handled his title by focusing on Jameimi Miller on Owen Cooper, a young boy in Liverpool, spoiled by toxic ideologies on the internet for masculinity and masculinity. The show's shows are great across the board, with Cooper and Steven Graham, played by Jamei's father Eddie Miller and co-created the series, presenting special degrees. Both were nominated for EMI (making Cooper the youngest nominated in the history of his category), with the show earning 13 nominations as a whole.

Given all this, it is difficult to say that Netflix does not know how to make a decent show. Indeed, Strimmer delivers a series of more quality series even as it flares Unreasonably expensive dros as an "electrical state" ... And it seems that Brad Pitt may have to do with it. (Good things, not OEO's horrible movie and Anthony Rousseau.)

Brad Pitt's production company, plan B entertainment, has been around for a while. Originally founded in November 2001 by Pete, Brad Gray, Christine Hahn and Pete's wife, Ennenifer Aniston, Plan B has since produced some really great films and series. On the film side, the company is responsible for such modern classics as "The Departed", "12 Years Rob" and "Moon", all who won the Academy of Best Picture Award. Recently, Plan B also produced "Bubyjiis Bubejiyis" and pit-led by Pete "F1" (which, although there were exciting scenes with racing, also came with bloating of duration). But the company has also produced a great price for a small screen and has recently had a series of successes to Netflix, including "adolescence".

The first TV -plans of Plan B was "beautiful/beautiful" in 2008 for FX, which did not do it out of the pilot phase. But the company has since recorded better success and debuted from the first series of Netflix in 2016 in the form of a scientific drama "Op". Although only two seasons (eight episodes) lasted, the show was one of Netflix's better offers. He starred Brit Marling as Nsonson, a young woman who was suddenly returning to the city where he lived after he disappeared for seven years, now treated herself as "OA" and seemingly developing the opportunity to see even though it was previously blind. The series has collected a positive critical reaction and still brings a respectable 84% Rotten tomatoes To day -today. Plan B was excluded at a good start over his contributions to Netflix, then. But the best was to come.

Netflix has canceled OA after two seasons, with the 2019 show ending Clifancher. But Plan B was not made. Following the production of Sci-Fi Neo-Western Series "External Range" for Prime Video from 2022 to 2024, the company returned to Netflix with "3 Body Problem". This scientific series was an adaptation of the Chinese Romanian series of Liu Shixin "Remembrance of the Earth's Past" and debuted with the first season of eight episodes on March 21, 2024. The story follows more scientists who encounter extraterrestrial civilization and discover an existential threat to the country. "3 Body Problem" marked another critical hit for Plan B and Netflix and earned six Emmy nominations. Then it was no surprise that Netflix restored the show for the second and third season.

But even "3 Body Problem" was nowhere near the cultural phenomenon that "adolescence" presented when it debuted in 2025. In addition to being a huge hit for Netflix, it has also prompted broader social media and toxic interviews on internet people, such as Andrew Tate. In the UK, for example, politicians have called for a show in parliament and schools, with Prime Minister Cyrus Starmer supporting the idea. "Adolescence" was then available to watch free of high schools in the UK. To think that none of this would happen if Brad Pitt hadn't started a production company back in 2001.

Plan B is currently working on two series of Prime Minister Video, but let's hope we get more Netflix shows than the company. We know that the same company that has co-produced "Adolescence", the Sheffield-based films, is working on A. Remake on an infamous disturbing TV film "Themes", Whether the final product will work on Netflix or whether Plan B is involved in this moment, but given the Netflix track record on the second, Warp can do good to get Pete and Co. Back to the ship.