I'm worried about the Ellisons muzzling CNN.
Future of Paramount+ among merger talks
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I'm worried about the Ellisons muzzling CNN.
It's fair to say American-produced shows going forward will have to conform to Trump's American Viewpoint(TM), which Star Trek really doesn't fit into so perhaps it going on hiatus for awhile is better than what it might become.
It's (usually) not quite as blatant as Kimmel or The View (or even South Park).
There are no regulations on streaming content.
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Duffer Brothers Discuss ‘Stranger Things’ Future, Their Big Paramount Deal: Theatrical Release Is ‘Something We Dreamed About Since We Were Little Kids’
The Duffer brothers talked about their new deal with Paramount, the future of 'Stranger Things,' their upcoming Netflix projects and more.
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Well there is somebody I'm the opposite of! I usually feel more fatigue watching a modern 10 episode season than the older 20-26 episode seasons.Duffer Brothers Discuss ‘Stranger Things’ Future, Their Big Paramount Deal: Theatrical Release Is ‘Something We Dreamed About Since We Were Little Kids’
The Duffer brothers talked about their new deal with Paramount, the future of 'Stranger Things,' their upcoming Netflix projects and more.
I don't like the artificial buildup he's talking about either. Unless it's a show I really like, I lose interest if I have to wait a few years. I usually still end up watching it eventually, but it's often after I finish whatever other show I'm rewatching.
"If TV shows come out every year, it's diminishing return" is an absolutely bonkers thing for someone to say about a television series. The whole fucking point of television is to have a new season come out every year. But, given the Duffers admit they weren't TV kids growing up, it all makes sense that they don't understand how TV works.
I miss when movies were movies and TV was TV. In melding everything together, nothing feels distinct or special any longer. Shows lose momentum with multi-year hiatus periods. It's not a sustainable method of production, and the collapsing streaming bubble should be a pretty damn good indicator of that.
I miss when movies were movies and TV was TV. In melding everything together, nothing feels distinct or special any longer. Shows lose momentum with multi-year hiatus periods. It's not a sustainable method of production, and the collapsing streaming bubble should be a pretty damn good indicator of that.
It started with cable (It wasn't uncommon for The Sopranos to go TWO YEARS between seasons).
I miss longer seasons and less time between them. I miss character or bottle episodes.
Somehow SNW is squeezing filler episodes into 10-part seasons. Although I applaud them for trying a bunch of different stuff.
No. None of the episodes have been “filler”.
Paramount Announces Landmark Media Rights Deal With Zuffa Boxing
Paramount+ will become the exclusive home of Zuffa Boxing throughout the U.S., Canada, and Latin America.
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David Ellison’s Warner Bros Bid Takes Shape; No Clear Role for Zaslav – The Dish
David Ellison Focusing On Buying Warner Bros; No Clear Role for WBD Chief Zaslav
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Oh...how sad for him.David Ellison’s Warner Bros Bid Takes Shape; No Clear Role for Zaslav – The Dish
David Ellison Focusing On Buying Warner Bros; No Clear Role for WBD Chief Zaslav
Less than a week on the job and Bari Weiss has sent out a memo to CBS news employees asking them to justify their positions at CBS.
Maybe she should do the same?
"Rules for thee, not for me."
That’s actually not so unusual—my wife has had to do it more than once (companies buying another, new management). Don’t know if it’s a common practice in media companies.
Warner Bros has rejected Paramount’s first bid to buy the company.
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