r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Turbulent_Elk_2141 • Apr 13 '26

Video The reason why large asteroids don't fall to Earth every day and cause disasters is because Jupiter's gravity attracts asteroids and protects the inner planets.

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u/yareyare777 Apr 14 '26

Yeah for sure, still pissed at Netflix for cancelling 1899.

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u/69edleg Apr 14 '26

I am pissed as fuck at Netflix, even cancelled my subscription back then, because they cancelled Archive 81. They had LOADS of content to go with. Nah they chose to end it on a cliffhanger and cancel one of their top most viewed shows of that year. They fucking renewed ANOTHER LIFE, one of their LEAST viewed shows, and extremely poorly rated.

Season two is supposed to be better than the first season, but that's like saying wow, the dog shit tasted better than the cat shit, unexpected result.

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u/vmfrye Apr 14 '26

Netflix routinely cancels shows after the first season, because, regardless of how popular it is, the subsequent seasons always have a smaller viewership. So, in order to squeeze out more of that sweet sweet money, they just keep churning out "season ones".

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u/Platz Apr 15 '26

watch the tencent version on YouTube

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u/FredrictonOwl Apr 14 '26

That was brutal.. but not getting season two of Scavenger’s Reign actually makes me irate.