Yeah, I cannot fathom watching every Star Trek episode, especially if I don't like some parts.
Paramount loses more than a quarter of its value, analyst believes they should "just quit streaming"
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Paramount as We Know It Has 2 Years Left, at Most — Analyst
A leading Wells Fargo analyst says that the company leaders can wait or get on with it, but a break-up is inevitable.
https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/paramount-pictures-studio-spinoff-1234877583/
This sounds like Star Trek’s future could be uncertain?
A leading Wells Fargo analyst says that the company leaders can wait or get on with it, but a break-up is inevitable.
https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/paramount-pictures-studio-spinoff-1234877583/
This sounds like Star Trek’s future could be uncertain?
Let's enjoy it while we got it, then.
Cool.
You know what would be ironic?
If the franchise ends up back in the hands of NBC in 2026, which is in 2 and a half years... only slightly later than that article's estimate. Talk about coming full circle for the 60th anniversary...
If the franchise ends up back in the hands of NBC in 2026, which is in 2 and a half years... only slightly later than that article's estimate. Talk about coming full circle for the 60th anniversary...
What is likely to happen is P+ sells content to other streaming platforms like Max did with Netflix.
What’s interesting is that Cobra Kai didn’t take off until YouTube Red sold it to Netflix.
Very true. We might see it happen here. STAR TREK shows were on Netflix for a while.
Frankly, it's a much better streaming service than Paramount Plus.
I don't think so. The article specifically identifies Paramount Studios and CBS Studios as being gems that are still quite valuable. More likely CBS Studios continues to produce Star Trek even if its corporate parent gets divided up.
Well, what happened was not Max selling content to Netflix; it was Warner Bros. Discovery, Max's corporate parent, licensing streaming rights to Netflix.
Paramount+ would be unlikely to license such rights, since Paramount+ doesn't actually own Star Trek. Paramount Global, the corporate parent of both CBS Studios (which produces Star Trek in conjunction with independent production companies Secret Hideout and Roddenberry Entertainment) and Paramount+, owns Star Trek. The scenario here would be Paramount Global licensing streaming rights to Netflix and shutting down Paramount+.
Star Trek Prodigy canceled, to be removed from Paramount+, will be shopped around
https://tvline.com/lists/paramount-cancels-4-series-including-grease-the-game-and-star-trek-prodigy/
https://tvline.com/lists/paramount-cancels-4-series-including-grease-the-game-and-star-trek-prodigy/
Someone in another thread mentioned that Paramount Plus will likely just keep 2 live action and 1 animated series, at best, going at any given time.
With PICARD finished and DISCO ending with the upcoming season, this prediction is holding true.
A shame about PRODIGY. That was a damned good show. Not even just a good kids' show. A good show, period.
With PICARD finished and DISCO ending with the upcoming season, this prediction is holding true.
A shame about PRODIGY. That was a damned good show. Not even just a good kids' show. A good show, period.
They never actually added the whole first season of Prodigy to SkyShowtime (the local version of Paramount+) in the first place. I've still only seen the first 10 episodes.
