As to the problem... Let's assume that they're not going to make major policy decisions based on just this one show and instead that it's a ramp up of what started with Lillehammer. We'll see them putting out content more and more frequently.
As they put out more and more 'original' content, it becomes more likely that even if there is a month you're not interested in something new you'll stick around for the next new thing. I've been a subscriber (and cable cord-cutter) for years and even without the original content it's been worth the small fee.
I don't think we'll know for awhile whether the strategy is successful, but I certainly think it's more promising then qwikster (:
As they put out more and more 'original' content, it becomes more likely that even if there is a month you're not interested in something new you'll stick around for the next new thing. I've been a subscriber (and cable cord-cutter) for years and even without the original content it's been worth the small fee.
I don't think we'll know for awhile whether the strategy is successful, but I certainly think it's more promising then qwikster (: