Sneering harder won't make Netflix's long-running habit any less predictable.

All I'm on about is what you've said. You refuse to say Fincher is responsible for the state of the show: incomplete and dead. Even though he'd be an idiot to expect a third season, knowing his budget and viewership numbers, and he is so thoroughly in charge of writing that he IS the show.

And now it sounds like you are trying to cope with the show being stone dead, by suggesting a third season is "not out of the question." To paraphrase an annoying comment I recently saw: are you expecting everyone and their grandma to come running, so he can fix everybody's schedule on a vastly lower budget?

Because I don't.