A Gyarados with bite should do ok . <| sep |> Her defence isn ' t anything to write home about , but she takes after her father in offence . If I remember right , she probably won ' t double , but probably won ' t need to anyway <| sep |> I think you ' re overlooking a fundamental difference between Netflix and broadcasters though in that I watch what I want , when I want from Netflix . They ' re not broadcasting the same program to all of their subscribers simultaneously . So even if you compel them to produce Canadian content , you ' ve got no way to make people watch it . Which is what we want , really . At least in the broadcast case , they had an interest in trying to produce content people would actually want to watch since it was going to be the only thing they ' re offering within a specific time slot . If they produce garbage , then they lose ad revenue . Conversely , in Netflix ' case that built in incentive to at least attempt to produce quality cancon doesn ' t really apply . They could easily produce just enough cheaply made Canadian content to meet whatever the quota is , and then just bury it . We simply can ' t put in a quality requirement here . It kind of sounds like we agree that Netflix shouldn ' t be compelled to do any of this , but at the very least if we ' re going to discuss the option we should not be trying to shoehorn anything into the broadcasting act . It ' s simply the wrong tool for the job .