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Netflix April Fools' Day jokes
Video on demand Internet streaming media provider Netflix performs April Fools' Day practical jokes on its subscribers. These jokes have included overly detailed categories for films, comic public service announcements and two original films composed entirely of footage of food cooking.
==Jokes==
In 2013, Netflix added overly detailed genres to its service, including "Movies Starring Estelle Getty and Some Other Guy" (with only the film ''Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot'' listed), "Movies That Are in English, But Still Require Subtitles" (with ''Snatch'' and ''Trainspotting''), and "TV Shows Where Defiantly Crossed Arms Mean Business!" (featuring television shows with cover art showing people with their arms crossed). In 2014, Netflix added two "Netflix originals" including ''Sizzling Bacon'', a 20-minute feature of bacon cooking, and ''Rotisserie Chicken'', a 73-minute feature of a chicken cooking on a rotisserie. For their 2015 joke, Netflix created a series of public service announcements, warning users of the "dangers of binge-watching". Thirteen messages were created, starring actors and actresses from Netflix original programming shows, such as Michael Kelly from ''House of Cards'' (telling the viewer to go to work) and Selenis Leyva from ''Orange Is the New Black'' providing a bilingual message (Spanish and English) encouraging the viewer to do their homework. The PSAs would play when the viewer watched two episodes of the same show in a row.
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