Wired: This year, Netflix finally crossed the threshold it had been building to since 2011: it became an honest-to-goodness television network. Over the past three years, the streaming company’s expansion has been relentless, racking up critical accolades and major awards nominations as well as causing industry prognosticators to speculate on how other networks — aside from HBO, which Netflix considers its chief rival — can keep up. But that progress hasn’t come without an array of varying detractors.