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Netflix has a habit of ending good things prematurely or randomly, for legitimate or absurd reasons. The House of Cards closing made sense because Kevin Spacey had gone crazy, but that only ruined the overall product. Mindhunter was never able to complete its story because it apparently wasn't getting enough views. The Umbrella Academy needed a lot of time and space to wrap things up properly, but the reduced episode count led to one of the worst seasons on television. And then there's the most baffling example of all, Arcane, which had everything going for it and yet was forced to close the curtain far too early.  So, the final season looked great, but narratively it's a mess. So when I heard that the critically acclaimed and hugely popular The Sandman, whose original comic ran for over 75 issues, was being condensed into just two seasons, I was concerned. I understood that Neil Gaiman's recent controversies must have heavily influenced this decision. Still, I was worr...