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Pros -High-quality original programming. -Ad-free streaming. -Excellent apps and features. -Offline downloads on mobile. -Physical media option. Cons -Expensive. -Little to no information about changes to availability of content. Best of the year 2019 Bug Although Netflix's streaming service started as a niche offshoot of the company's disc-mailing service, it is now the front-runner in the categry, thanks to its reliable core catalog and some of the best original programming. Netflix also integrates excellent usability features across interfaces, allows offline downloads on mobile platforms, and features 4K content. However, with other high-profile services now available at cheaper prices, the expensive costs of Netflix's comparable plans stand out. For now, Netflix remains an Editors' Choice for on-demand video streaming services, thanks to its varied, top-notch content and capable apps. What's in the Catalog? Netflix has an extremely broad catalog of video content, but it changes all the time. Shows available one day may be gone the next. It's difficult to state authoritatively what is in Netflix's catalog at any given moment, but that's all part of the fun, right? Innumerable third-party websites, including PCMag, offer articles with titles like Everything Coming to Netflix This Month (as well as Everything Leaving Netflix), so that's one way to stay in the know. Note that Netflix will lose many of its most-watched shows in the near future, including The Office (to NBC's Peacock), Friends (to HBO Max), and several Marvel movies (to Disney+). This is potentially precarious new ground for Netflix, since it will need to rely more heavily on its original content in the coming years. In fact, the change is already happening. As it increases original content offerings, the total size of Netflix's library is decreasing. Advertisement The TV shows available on Netflix are season-complete, which isn't always the case for competitors. Hulu sometimes only has the most recent handful of episodes of a show, making it impossible to catch up if you fall too far behind. On the other hand, Netflix only adds shows a season at a time. Hulu offers at least some of its shows within a day or two of broadcast, so you can at least be within striking distance of the cultural zeitgeist if you're a cable-cutter.