Netflix’s highly anticipated series “Luke Cage” premiered this weekend, but viewers were more than disappointed to find the streaming service had crashed on Saturday.
For a little over two hours, people couldn’t binge-watch the new series ― or anything else, for that matter ― so naturally, they expressed their emotions on Twitter.
When Netflix goes down while you're watching #LukeCage pic.twitter.com/a0bCARfcN0
— Marvel__News (@Marvel__News)
Um Netflix is down are you kidding me pic.twitter.com/tBfrQRPfb5
— LUKE CAGE SPOILERS (@clairecages)
My relationship with @Netflix when it’s down, in a gif. pic.twitter.com/Vx6bT8q1iI
— Akash Goswami (@Skyther_)
I'm home.
— Julie S. Lalonde (@JulieSLalonde)
I'm home on a weekend.
This never happens.
So, of course, Netflix is down & I'm sick AF. pic.twitter.com/WAUWmKwKdC
*netflix is down*
— Harim (@hareemghani)
me: pic.twitter.com/CfR3xIUECp
But the best responses came from the Twitter accounts for “Jessica Jones” and “Luke Cage” himself.
Had nothing to do with the outage. Stop asking. pic.twitter.com/x8PFrVjH7O
— Jessica Jones (@JessicaJones)
Netflix fixing their servers right now like... #LukeCage # pic.twitter.com/tby2NVUW4L
— Luke Cage (@LukeCage)
Nailed it.
Following the outage, Netflix responded on Twitter to let everyone know the server was back up and running.
Not all heroes wear capes. Engineers to the rescue. We're back. @Netflixhelps pic.twitter.com/WKCIufYU36
— Netflix US (@netflix)
So for anyone who still needs to binge-watch, get to it.
Bring on the @LukeCage binge. pic.twitter.com/6mx9dbEzP8
— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK)
-- This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use is subject to our terms. It may be used for personal consumption, but may not be distributed on a website.