In the ever-evolving world of streaming media, every day we witness numerous projects being taken off platforms, fading away into an entertainment black hole. But what happens when some of the biggest and grandest of titles are subjected to the same fate? Shock, uproar, and a slew of criticism.

Well, Netflix is recently facing similar criticism given its decision to remove two of its famous Og titles: Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. The Reverend on May 12. The decision comes as a shock, especially since the former is one of its most ambitious projects to date, connected with one of its most famous seven-season-long Og series, Black Mirror.

An interactive film, part of the Black Mirror anthology, Bandersnatch allowed viewers to shape the narrative through their choices, offering a groundbreaking blend of television and video game-like interactivity. While in recent times the streaming giant has removed several projects from the platform,...