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Another self appointed moderator here.

You appear to have taken a wrong turn. https://forums.digitalspy.com/

Pretty sure Netflix part fund The Good Place and in return get international rights for the series. (In the US you can find the previous series on demand on both Netflix as well as NBC’s own platform as a result.) And I believe a similar agreement might be in place for Star Trek: Discovery.

I notice Amazon changed Prime Originals/Exclusives to Amazon Originals/Exclusives.

Surprisingly, the latest Star Trek vehicle Picard isn't going with Netflix this time, Amazon have the overseas rights.

I'm guessing Amazon outbid them when CBS were selling the OS rights.

Amazon at least makes it clear whether they commissioned it or they’ve just bought the rights for certain countries. ‘Netflix Original’ (as was) seems to be used on a lot more things, somewhat blueing what’s genuinely their own programmes by using it on those where they’ve bought the rights for a particular territory.

And they're probably already suffering for that, unlike the likes of HBO - you know what to expect when you see that frontcap.

An idea of how much Netflix pays for some of those originals.

Netflix paid $20 million for the #Humanity special and $24 million for #AfterLife. They have already ordered Ricky’s next special #Supernature and #AfterLife series 2 for the same amount. pic.twitter.com/Fl63Vbq1Mw

— Ricky Gervais Trivia (@GervaisTrivia) June 30, 2019

If true an idea of how gullible Netflix are, and how damaging those sort of figures could be to the UK industry. Afterlife is superb but no way is it worth $4m an episode.

Tiny compared to how much Netflix paid for other orignals.

https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/expensive-netflix-original-tv-shows.html/

What are you basing that assertion on? Don't forget we're talking global rights, not just one territory.