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Quote: Of these, I'm most disappointed to see Yuki Yuna go. I have the first season on Blu-Ray, and it's still available on CR, but it deserves greater exposure. Also sad to see Scum's Wish go; that was a quality series. This makes me a little worried about certain titles that AP has exclusively and has never released on home video, especially Re:CREATORS. I'm not actually sure that Amazon was really any good for increasing exposure for various anime series. A lot of the better stuff they licensed got some buzz, but most of it sank really quickly and I think it's because Amazon Prime's output is not that prolific, and because they completely failed to advertise the anime. Especially outside the US. Here in Canada, it's basically got a crazy amount of overlap with Tubi for no apparent reason.
With Simon Bird joining as director The BBC has ordered a third series of Pls Like, its mockumentary series spoofing online influencers And Inbetweeners and Friday Night Dinner star Simon Bird has joined the project, as director of the six new 15-minute episodes. Meanwhile, Liam Williams returns as the struggling documentary maker, with Tim Key back as self-professed 'influencer tsar', James Wirm. Emma Sidi, Jon Pointing, Arnab Chanda, Tom Stourton are also back, while Graham Dickson joins the cast as the government's new Minister for Influencers alongside fellow newcomers Jonathan Livingstone, Eleanor Nawal, Seb Cardinal, Sam Campbell,, Mark Silcox, and Kemah Bob.