<ul><li>Bela Bajaria, Netflix's chief content officer, defended the platform against the suggestion it no longer makes prestige TV.</li><li>Bajaria stated that nobody knows what 'prestige TV' actually is and criticized the narrow definition.</li><li>She argued that Netflix makes critically acclaimed shows, citing the streamer's 107 Emmy and 36 Golden Globe nominations last year.</li><li>Bajaria mentioned upcoming shows like 'Zero Day,' 'Death By Lightening,' 'The Beast In Me,' and 'Black Rabbit' as examples of Netflix's commitment to producing 'prestige TV.'</li></ul>

Netflix's chief content officer Bela Bajaria said 'nobody knows' what prestige TV is as she rejected criticism of the platform

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