
Netflix dumps the person responsible for pretty much all its TV shows and movies over the last few years - A.V. Club
Earlier this week, we reported that Netflix—one of the most successful streaming companies on the planet—was apparently not successful enough, announcing that it was going to be laying off about 6 percent of its workforce, a number totaling about 1,000 jobs. And while the full scope of these “focused choices” is still being understood, we do know at least one name that’s been chucked on the pile: Bela Bejaria, who, as Netflix’s chief content officer since 2023, has been the head of all of its creative endeavors for years, responsible for green-lighting basically everything to go up on its TUDUM-blasting servers. That tenure has come in for a lot of criticism lately, admittedly, despite Bejaria having gotten the job by shepherding shows like Bridgerton and Squid Game into the public consciousness. In more recent years, it’s been less “surprise hits” than general mockery, though, as Netflix movies have become synonymous with low-rent, attention-span-disrespecting fare that might have once gone direct-to-DVD, while its TV shows struggle to maintain a life past the first flurry of release-day clicks.














