The binge model introduced by Netflix is partly to blame for the 10 or even 8 episode season arcs most shows are stuck with today. I remember hearing that TV execs and producers were slowly phased out in favor of those who worked on movies. As a result these productions were expected to have higher budgets to accommodate their VFX styles. As a side effect these movie producers aren't very adept at writing in episodic formats so they basically make a very long movie that's sometimes clumsily cut up to 48 minute segments. Nowadays it's harder to find those experienced in making 24 episode seasons like before.