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1️⃣ The Parent Company Wants Full Control
The original creators or rights holders may want Dexter fully under their control, moving it to their own streaming platform where they can monetize it directly.
2️⃣ Building Hype for a New Chapter
A potential reboot, prequel, or sequel could be in the works. Pulling it off Netflix generates buzz and makes fans more eager to subscribe elsewhere for exclusive content.
3️⃣ Exclusive Deals Are More Profitable
Netflix may have lost the bidding war to keep Dexter. Exclusive rights often go to the highest bidder, and competitors may have offered better long-term financial deals.
4️⃣ Strategic Content Rotation
Platforms rotate content to keep their libraries fresh and maintain licensing flexibility. Sometimes, even popular shows get cycled out to make room for new content or negotiations.
5️⃣ FOMO Marketing Tactic
Pulling a popular series creates a sense of urgency. Fans might rush to binge-watch before it’s gone or follow it to the new platform, generating valuable marketing momentum.
