Which major streaming service had to recall and re-edit an original documentary in 2019 after viewers pointed out it contained footage of a real disaster that wasn't properly contextualized?

Streaming platforms occasionally need to pull content due to various issues - technical problems, rights disputes, or controversial material. These 'product recalls' in the entertainment world can significantly impact viewer trust and platform reputation. Test your knowledge about one of the most notable content removal incidents that shook the streaming industry and changed how platforms handle content management.

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Netflix's 'Our Planet' nature documentary, which used footage from the 2018 Fuego volcano eruption
Netflix's 'Bird Box' film, which included real footage from the 2013 Lac-Mégantic rail disaster
HBO Max's 'Generation Hustle', which featured unauthorized accident footage from a 2016 theme park incident
Amazon Prime's 'The Grand Tour', which used footage of a 2017 building collapse without proper attribution