Talking of disliking Netflix - I was re-watching Always Sunny recently, and kind of assumed they'd removed the Lethal Weapon episodes, which they had, but what got my goat was that they'd renumbered all the episodes to cover that up.
So the episode numbers on Netflix for Always Sunny are just lies, at least for any episode in a season after a Lethal Weapon one.
This sort of thing is really crap. I can understand removing the episodes - it's cowardly, sure, but it's okay so long as you admit you're doing it. A better option is the Disney approach of the health warning before those episodes (unless they're truly beyond-the-pale, as per Song of the South). But pretending they never existed, and renumbering to cover up the fact that you removed them? That's really crap behaviour, and damaging to people's future understanding of shows.
Also, messing stuff up even further, they combined the two episodes which were a two-parter at the end of S6 (they didn't do this for any other two-parters, AFAICT), and managed to somehow massively lower the visual quality. S6 is in Full HD with normal Netflix compression, but their bizarrely combined "A Very Sunny Christmas" Part 1 and Part 2 is clearly either in an outright lower resolution (doesn't even look like 720p), or is massively more compressed. Why do this kind of thing? Both unnecessary and damaging.