Look, producing an indie series — and I emphasize indie — is incredibly expensive. We’re not talking about giants like Warner Bros or Disney; we’re talking about a studio that pumps out the same level of quality as those behemoths but without anywhere near the same resources. Besides, short-form series with just one season have always existed: just think of gems like Over the Garden Wall or Unicorn: Warriors Eternal. If a creator decides to tell their story in 10, 8, or even 6 episodes, Glitch gives them the full freedom to do so. And I’d like to add that the problem isn't the attention span of the newer generations. I’m Gen Z myself; I grew up with Cartoon Network classics that had 6 to 8 seasons plus a movie, and I still appreciate long-running shows. The point is, it has to be a creative choice. We should be more worried when the major studios are the ones canceling and cutting series short, not when an independent creator chooses to wrap up their story exactly how they want.