Netflix credited the pandemic with delivering record growth in 2020. Now it's blaming the pandemic for its worst first quarter in eight years.

The streaming service added far fewer new customers than Wall Street expected in the first three months of 2021, even missing its own forecast by millions of subscribers...

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