Sydney Sweeney is very much up and coming at the moment. Her role on
Euphoria was fine, although there are problems throughout that show that
the young cast aren't responsible for. And it must be said that most of the
leads are now seeing their careers on the rise.
She was great as a petulant
In the UK, Suits was also sold to the BBC a few weeks ago, going onto
iPlayer alongside a couple of other NBCUniversal things that I hadn't heard
of (St Denis Medical and the Best Man series of films). Originally Suits
aired on "Dave" for six seasons before Netflix picked up UK rights from
season
I mean, amiable as he is, I won't be getting up at 3am to watch Mulaney's,
or anybody's, comedy specials.
That said, I'm not altogether sure that the show won't be available to
watch again after the live stream. I can't see reference to that in any of
the promotional information surrounding it.
Doug, I can't claim to be the most frequent listener to Radio 1 these days
- it's a little outside my age demo these days. Radio 1's target audience
is 15-29 year olds. I'm more a 6 Music/late night Radio 3 listener these
days. But a couple of thoughts:
- Songs are pretty short these days anyway.
On Tue, Mar 19, 2024 at 3:22 PM Jon Delfin wrote:
> badly written article at best
>
>
Not as badly written as a Deadline piece the other day that somehow
conjured up a brand new BBC news TV channel specially made for going onto
FAST platforms like Pluto, Vizio and the rest.
In reality, it's the
This is where work and this group intersect for me...
These titles are all on Apple Podcasts/Spotify/wherever-you-get-your
podcasts, and will remain so. They just come with ads in those places.
This deal means that *ad-free* versions are on Amazon outlets for a select
group of titles. I don't
I watched the Oscars for the first time in years this year, with the
carriage moving from Sky to ITV meaning that it's now free to air (Also,
ITV *stream* it live on their ITV Hub app!). Jonathan Ross hosted a
pre-show bit in a London studio with a seemingly random selection of
people, and this
The BBC's airings - or lack of airings - of the episode are pretty clear,
and I think well known amongst British Trek fans. If you search old usenet
posts, you'll see plenty of discussion about it from the time. The BBC's
Genome site is easily searchable to find all episode airings.
TNG first
or the Sports Blob is preferable to something like
> YT-TV, Max and Disney Bundle (which would be around what, $100/month?). Is
> that segment large enough to make a lot of profit? I suspect that is also
> one of the things they really don’t know.
>
> Sent from Gmail Mobile
>
>
>
Loved the Sprawl Trilogy and this book in particular. Fingers crossed that
it has a better run than The Peripheral got at Amazon.
Apple TV+ really has a niche in generally really good SF. And I'll keep
handing over my cash while they continue to do so, regardless of how few
overall viewers the
I've just been playing with this and it's insanely basic. They've launched
it in the UK but only have the EPL in there. No EFL for fans of the other
72 football clubs. And no Scottish football at all. And there's
no Champions' League in there either. And there is zero consideration for
any other
assume that it'll
just transfer back to the mothership.
Adam
On Thu, Apr 14, 2022 at 11:33 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Weigel (parent of howbeit-mostly-OTA MeTV) might b!tch... B
>
> Kevin M, to M-D November, Adam Bowie, and mark Jeffr
I found it amusing this morning to read in close succession about how well
Jon Stewart's segments are doing on YouTube following his return to TDS
immediately followed by reporting that John Oliver's segments are being
delayed. From CNN's Reliable Sources newsletter:
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The delay
I wholeheartedly agree with the piece and the overblown reaction to Johnson.
What I can't tell is to what extent that really impacted on the film's
opening. Poor reviews and particularly, poor word of mouth are likely to
have been bigger issues surely? I'm not saying TikTok memes can't make or
On Tue, Feb 13, 2024 at 3:34 AM Kevin M. wrote:
> What verifiable data is being supplied to or by Nielsen to support these
> numbers? I feel like the networks and streamers distrust ratings unless the
> numbers serve them. And I’ve not seen evidence that streaming services are
> sharing user
Correcting myself. Comedy Central UK is showing all weekly episodes.
The Monday Stewart episode airs at 11pm Tuesday. The Tues-Thurs episodes
will air around 3.45am a day or so later. So Tuesday's episode actually
airs Thursday at 3.45am.
On Sun, Feb 11, 2024 at 8:13 PM Adam Bowie wrote
Looking at UK TV schedules, it seems that we're getting the Jon Stewart
episodes of The Daily Show, but *only* the Stewart episodes.
Comedy Central UK had dropped episodes sometime last year, even though they
only aired on Comedy Xtra (their second channel here) at around 3.00am in
the morning,
I agree that this slightly muddled thinking.
First off, although there are lots of serialized dramas on streaming, there
are also episodic shows. Poker Face and even the new Mr & Mrs Smith are
largely episodic. The aforementioned The Lincoln Lawyer is in fact a
serialized drama, as is, AFAIK,
ans dreamt of ( plus they still get about half the
> Sunday NFL games if they want).
>
> As a sports fan, I’ll take my cake and eat it too for $25 more per month.
>
>
>
>
> Sent from Gmail Mobile
>
>
> On Tue, 6 Feb 2024 at 3:31 PM Adam Bowie wrote:
>
>> The interestin
The interesting thing here will be to see how much all this costs.
Because I suspect it'll be fairly pricey.
I can't see it being much less than $50 a month, considering the numbers
floating around for ESPN on its own were around $30-35. I believe that
Bleacher Report is going to be a $9.99
I saw in Matt Belloni's latest email that last week's divisional game got a
record 50.4m viewers. So I assume that yesterday's will top that. Belloni
predicts record breaking Super Bowl ratings - although I wonder if that is
Swift fans, and not just the fact that, in the US, NFL is the monoculture
I guess since it was based on an original book, the characters really did
have nearly the same name? It's the sort of thing that a TV drama would
never do, but might regularly happen in a random workplace.
In fact, I found it harder to tell anyone apart when they're all wearing
face masks over
On Thu, Jan 25, 2024 at 3:11 PM Tom Wolper wrote:
> The follow up question is not, “why isn’t this show doing better?” It’s
> “what could CBS possibly put on in this time slot that would do better?”
>
They could probably just schedule reruns of "NCIS: Anywhere-on-the-planet",
and they'd
On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 5:54 PM M-D November wrote:
> Would I be right in interpreting this to mean that the Netflix deal
> effectively shutters the WWE Network standalone service internationally,
> much as the Peacock migration did in the US?
They haven't said as much, but I think it will do
On Sat, Jan 20, 2024 at 8:06 PM Tom Wolper wrote:
> The charm of the past and current generation of late night hosts is their
> acknowledgment of when a joke or bit doesn’t work. Dave was a master of it,
> bringing the audience into his own discomfort. Seth gleefully throws a
> writer under the
I've watched a few minutes of this, but I'm not sure I can stomach the
entire thing. What I would point out about the various British comedy panel
shows - and we have a lot of them - is that there are a few things in
making them good:
- They're mostly 30 mins, and not 60 mins. They record for
Whatever you think of The Sopranos, I think Chase is right.
Yes, there's still Succession, Fargo, The Bear, White Lotus and so on being
made. But I'm not going to kid myself that this is what Netflix et al will
be producing for the most part in the future. The most popular drama on the
recent
here was an edit while the contestants formulated their
> wagers.)
>
> On Jan 8, 2024, at 10:22 AM, Adam Bowie wrote:
>
> ITV has been airing their new Stephen Fry-hosted episodes of Jeopardy!
> They only placed an initial order of 20 episodes which are airing at 4pm
> weekday
ITV has been airing their new Stephen Fry-hosted episodes of Jeopardy! They
only placed an initial order of 20 episodes which are airing at 4pm
weekdays just ahead of The Chase. But the first episode did get a slightly
later airing on New Year's Day. But that timeslot is probably going to
limit
I'm pretty sure that even though she lives in the UK these days (her
husband, Patrick Kielty, presents Irelands long-running, and highly
prestigious, Late Late Show), Cat Deeley is still hosting SYTYCD.
Looking around the internet, it started shooting in Atlanta last month.
Adam
On Mon, Jan 8,
On Sun, Jan 7, 2024 at 7:50 PM PGage wrote:
> “Washes its face”? Is that a Britishism I have not run into yet on Britbox
> or Acorn?
>
>
I hadn't thought of it as colloquial British, but checking references, it
seems they're mostly UK. Basically it means that it covers its costs but
not much
US radio is still insanely profitable, turning over around $13bn in
revenues in 2023. For context, US podcast revenues were forecast to be
about $2bn.
The main problem in recent years has been insane debt levels caused by all
the consolidation that just couldn't be serviced. Everyone biting off
It's starting in the UK from 5 February and it'll cost us £2.99 a month to
avoid. From the BBC report on it:
"Customers in the US and Canada will see ads earlier from 29 January, and
Amazon plans to expand them to France, Italy, Spain, Mexico and Australia
later in 2024."
So I'm not sure
To be clear, Peacock was basically a nothing-brand in the UK. It didn't
even try. I don't think I saw a single ad for it, and it was just a
slightly odd tile in Sky's system. I'm not even sure you could subscribe to
it outside of Sky. Show's like "Poker Face" weren't even within that tile -
just
So sorry to hear this, and yes, desperately young. My thoughts to his loved
ones.
Adam
On Fri, Dec 15, 2023 at 6:47 AM Steve Timko wrote:
> Definitely sad news. He taped some Sopranos episodes for me when my
> regular source dried up. A very nice guy.
>
> I just recently found out a prominent
Such a fine actor. Versatile and totally compelling in everything I saw him
in.
Just remembering some of those "box" interrogation scenes in Homicide...
On Wed, 13 Dec 2023, 04:34 PGage, wrote:
> This one really hurt. The integrity, honesty, humanity, talent. He lifted
> us all up.
>
> Sent
I'm looking forward to this. It's based on a book by Laurence Leamer called
Capote's Women which I have yet to read. But I did read Swan Song
by Kelleigh Greenberg-Jephcott which came out in 2019 and is a fictional
telling of the same story, and what a remarkable story it is.
On Tue, Dec 5, 2023
On Wed, Nov 29, 2023 at 10:34 PM Mark Jeffries
wrote:
>
> Of course, "NewsNight"'s most famous moment was years ago when anchor
> Jeremy Paxman attempted to get a straight answer from a politician by
> repeating his question again and again for over 10 minutes and failed
> miserably.
>
Of note
I'd also point out that nobody in the UK would have a clue that Brie Larson
is a spokesperson for Nissan, because her ads for the carmaker don't air
here.
On Sun, Nov 19, 2023 at 8:30 PM Jon Delfin wrote:
> it does sound like the 8 Out of 10 set and setup, but they haven't put out
> a new
I hadn't really been paying attention, but a month or so ago, flicking
around the sports channels I have access to in the UK, I realised that all
the NCAA football here had disappeared.
While I'd never say I was a massive fan, it was something to watch on a
Saturday evening.
BT Sports used to
There are one or two fans of watching cycling on TV in this group, so this
is perhaps relevant.
GCN+ is a streaming service that supplied global coverage of a multitude of
cycling races, many of which would never have been covered by any other
network. There were some regional restrictions. So
The $60m is purely international figures. I don't think the "sneak preview"
box office numbers get reported until the actual opening weekend when they
get added together and create a suspiciously large number to ensure they go
high in the top 10. So basically that's $60m before the US has taken a
According to Matt Belamy at Puck, the film is now going to get shopped
around, so not necessarily locked into the vault. Aside from anything else,
I guess there are some relationships to maintain.
He also has a bit of a discussion about exactly how much you really save by
taking a tax write off
Without seeing exactly what they're doing, I suspect that the reason that
you have to select from some pre-selected multiviews is simply technical
streaming.
They're combining the feeds centrally and then encoding a group of four
games as a single video feed. While there may be some interactivity
It was funded via crowdfunding, and I was fortunate enough to get along to
a launch event at the British Library a few weeks ago. It is indeed a
lovely book, with lots of previously unpublished writing.
And a familiar name can be found on page 304 amidst the thousands of
funders who paid for
; still have it, nor recall which Doctor...
>
> Adam Bowie, to moi, Oct 17th:
>
> In the mid-eighties BBC2 used to show "International Pro-Celebrity Golf"
> with various pros taking on BBC stars and various other sportsmen.
>
> Here's a listing for a 1983 F1 themed e
In the mid-eighties BBC2 used to show "International Pro-Celebrity Golf"
with various pros taking on BBC stars and various other sportsmen.
Here's a listing for a 1983 F1 themed edition featuring Seve Ballesteros
and James Hunt taking on Lee Trevino and Nigel Mansell!
I think it's going to take some time for this revival to hit the ground a
bit. The first couple of episodes seem to be trying too hard to create
proxies of missing characters from the past, which seems like a creative
failure to me. Niles might have been an amazing character, but I don't need
a
On Sat, Oct 7, 2023 at 8:05 PM Mark Jeffries wrote:
>
> "Flatch" was a one-camera show, but I have the feeling that with a reality
> show hack programming Fox now, their next multi-cam show will have the
> studio audience giving standing ovations when every star first enters and
> lots of staged
I've seen it separately reported that CNN's defence here is that CNN Max is
essentially "CNN International" which is a different channel to CNN. Of
course, CNN International simulcasts many of the key CNN shows including
This Morning and their Blitzer/Cooper block...
On Thu, Oct 5, 2023 at 4:57
I noticed on Disney+ (in the UK) a couple of hours ago as they were
featuring it. So I spun to a random section to see how it sounded and was
left unimpressed. I'm sure the tech that allowed them to capture the
players' locations on the field in realtime, as well as identify the ball's
location
d or if Oliver will be.
>
> On Thursday, September 28, 2023 at 9:18:48 AM UTC-5 Adam Bowie wrote:
>
>> I see that the first part of my prediction has already come true. THR
>> notes that it's sitting atop Max's "Most Popular" list:
>> https://www.hollywoodrep
fended by naked bodies, but I am offended by vapid inanity, and that is
> pretty much all I got from it. There are so many easier and less inane ways
> to look at naked people these days. I won’t be watching anymore.
>
>
> Sent from Gmail Mobile
>
>
> On Thu, 28 Sep 2023 at 7:18 AM
I see that the first part of my prediction has already come true. THR notes
that it's sitting atop Max's "Most Popular" list:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/naked-attraction-max-most-popular-1235602099/
On Mon, Sep 25, 2023 at 4:16 PM Adam Bowie wrote:
> Yup - Nak
eared.
>
> https://www.vulture.com/2023/09/moonlighting-bruce-willis-hulu-release-date.html
>
> On Thursday, October 6, 2022 at 4:41:12 AM UTC-4 Adam Bowie wrote:
>
>> And... I wouldn't hold my breath...
>>
>> https://twitter.com/GlennGCaron/status/157776386877165568
On Tue, Sep 26, 2023 at 4:53 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> From the Wiki, only two are left: John Leyton, an instant hit on itv in
> 1960 as a co-star of "Biggles," and then briefly an admired pop singer
> (only to get flattened by the juggernaut that was
ot; the 10-season veteran of UK
> Channel Four's late-night lineup once referenced by our own Adam Bowie
> <https://groups.google.com/g/tvornottv/c/Xf6eLzLS6wM/m/YUU7JP-dAwAJ>
> (link) inside a thread about the "Great British Bake-Off/Baking Show"
> moving to Four back i
>From what I understand, various people have been trying to get this story
"across the line" for years now, but they needed cast-iron proof and some
victims to cooperate with whatever proof they could provide. To misquote
they Ben Bradlee line that came up here recently, they did not have it.
I'm
I think it's news because Murdoch said he'd never retire. And of course, it
*is* a story.
It's a handy time to be Michael Woolf who's new book on Fox and Murdoch,
"The Fall: The End of the Murdoch Empire," comes out on Tuesday. I imagine
he'll be invited onto even more shows than he might have
Maybe once upon a time - not even that long ago - it might have been
"accepted". And I say that being from the country that had "The Black and
White Minstrel Show" on primetime television until as recently as 1978.
But I'm not sure any country has any excuses today. That said, there are
still
I see there's a live Vegas show on 23rd September featuring three of the
five, *including *Fallon. Oliver and Meyers can't make it because they
seemingly have other live show commitments:
https://deadline.com/2023/09/stephen-colbert-jimmy-fallon-jimmy-kimmel-live-las-vegas-show-1235545741/
On
Yep - that was a perfect example of the
Google-likes-articles-that-are-over-500-words for search optimisation way
of writing. Tantamount to those "What time is the Super Bowl?" articles
that start by explaining what the NFL is and going from there...
On Thu, Jul 27, 2023 at 3:34 PM Jim Ellwanger
On Wed, Jul 19, 2023 at 8:09 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> I *voonder* if this has any connexion to Huw Edwards (q.v.) ?
>
No - this happened years ago. And Wootton has nothing to do with Huw
Edwards. But I can see how the connection could be drawn.
It's worth reiterating that the name TNT Sports has zero resonance in the
UK. It's simply not a brand here. So they're starting from scratch a bit.
I've yet to really see much in the way of marketing explaining it all, and
even as a BT Sport subscriber, they've not made things that clear (and I
g
>> which allow increases in performance, which without saying as much I take
>> it are attempts to allay suspicions of people like me that part of the
>> explanation for the amazing performances we are seeing is doping. It is
>> only kind of working.
>>
>&g
It's worth noting that basically every public service TV broadcaster across
Europe apart from the BBC takes at least some advertising these days. I've
just spent the week in France and France TV (their BBC equivalent) has
advertising between programmes, but fewer mid-programme interruptions than
Kevin is not the only person in this group gutted by the Cavendish news.
Still, the overall race is going so strongly that it's almost as though it
was being scripted for the next series of the Tour de France Netflix
documentary!
My side hustle is being one of the producers on this podcast:
Sequestering juries is pretty rare in the UK. Probably in part because
there are much tighter reporting restrictions on UK court cases - which
includes *everyone*. The only reporting allowed is what factually took
place in court - no commenting, theorising or anything else. Even random
TikTok-ers
Separately, Goodman was leading the crowd at the London Stadium during the
seventh-inning stretch at the Cardinals-Cubs game yesterday.
Tweet from game 1 -
https://twitter.com/mlblife/status/1672994460492341249?s=61=OlE1qv8VSwKj2F7fPPCo8Q
Although Bill Murray was causing more chaos with the BT
The UK TCM has for a long time been a pale imitation of the US version. The
range of films shown is pretty limited, usually being 70s or later. There
are few B films, and some years back they stopped broadcasting in HD
altogether. So the picture quality is just awful.
I've never known it to have
Wouldn't the rights to much of, say, the Casablanca music be out of
copyright by now - or very close to? The writer of "As Time Goes By" died
in 1951, and the recording is from 1942. The entire film is already public
domain in some territories.
Of course Warners will [potentially] have the
The odd thing about Ryan Murphy's deals is that he's managed to have a hand
in both Disney and Netflix camps all the way through. Anything he'd already
got going seemed to be fair game for extension. So more seasons of
"American Horror Story", "American Crime Story" and indeed "American
[INSERT
On Thu, Jun 15, 2023 at 3:14 PM Ben Scripps wrote:
> Nitpicky, but the connecting wall is actually the penultimate round; th y
> ndw th th m ssn gvwls rnd.
>
>
Qt rght!
I'd always wondered what an American version of OC would be like. Today's
puzzle took me all of two minutes to solve with no
The NY Times has just launched a "new" puzzle called "Connections". Nothing
to do with the old James Burke series of yesteryear (which I loved), but
others have noted that it seems to be extraordinarily similar to the final
round of the UK quiz show "Only Connect"
The "new" game:
To be honest, journalistic outfits pulling or delaying publishing stories
is pretty par for the course. They might be going through a legal check
when something comes up that needs more work doing, or some other aspect of
a story isn't quite ready.
We definitely see it in the UK, where an episode
I enjoyed Alaska Daily (on Disney+ over here) which, aside from Abbott
Elementary and the odd episode of Will Trent (both also on Disney+ here), I
think are now the only US Network TV shows I still watch. And while the
main storyline was wrapped up, there was plenty lined up for a second
season,
More recent accounts suggest that an agreement has been reached.
The BBC leads on this operation with Sky and ITV contributing, and from
what I can tell it's a multi-million production including the UK's largest
ever 4K outside broadcast. The fees that were being asked were in the six
figure
On Thu, May 4, 2023 at 4:18 PM Mark Jeffries wrote:
>
> And as to why Ireland, it's either because facilities in the U.S. are
> still being taken up by Peak TV or they're trying to save money (even if
> they have to fly contestants from the U.S. and put them up in a hotel,
> since there aren't
I don't know if anyone here has found some spare cash down the back of the
sofa recently, but there's an extraordinary auction of TV memorabilia
happening including things like Letterman and Carson desk sets as well as
the Cheers bar! And much much more...
Which at first appearance does make it a bit odd that both feel they need
to hire someone to specially negotiate their exit payments. You'd have
thought their regular agents would have just waved their respective
contracts at FNC and CNN and said, "Pay up."
But I guess FNC will point to some
Considering Bond is essentially going to need a complete reboot at this
stage, I can't see them wanting to use Cleese any more than they'd use a
CGI Desmond Llewelyn...
On Mon, Apr 24, 2023 at 8:31 PM Kevin M. wrote:
> Cleese hasn’t been part of the Bond franchise in over 20 years, and
>
I am FASCINATED by this move.
On the one hand, coming just a few days after the massive Fox News
settlement, and with more settlements probably to come, something had to
happen at FNC. On the other hand, other shows seem to have had a bigger
impact on that particular case. Unless he's just the
The obituary on Goodman is really interesting and worth a read too:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-58929590
On Mon, Apr 24, 2023 at 1:37 PM 'Bob Jersey' via TVorNotTV <
tvornottv@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Bone cancer claims the "Strictly"/"DWTS" judge. 78.
>
I can easily see them sticking to the permanent guest-host format. They can
be so flexible with it, and as others have already said, it allows for all
kinds of Paramount stunt-hosting for big new Paramount+ launches, major
movies or whatever. And while I'm sure there's a steep learning curve for
On Thu, Apr 13, 2023 at 4:53 PM Kevin M. wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 13, 2023 at 8:08 AM Adam Bowie wrote:
>
>> I'm pretty sure that JK Rowling used "JK" rather than "Joanne" simply
>> because her publisher thought it was expedient for sales. Boys aren'
I'm pretty sure that JK Rowling used "JK" rather than "Joanne" simply
because her publisher thought it was expedient for sales. Boys aren't (or
weren't) as likely to buy a fantasy book written by a female as written by
a male. I'm sure that as a largely unpublished author, she relied heavily
on
On Sat, Mar 18, 2023 at 3:13 PM Mark Jeffries wrote:
>
> "DWTS" has been going through some cast changes recently--Cranky Brit
> judge Len Goodman announced last fall that he was retiring from the US
> version (with no hint if he will continue on the UK parent "Strictly Come
> Dancing") ...
>
I picked up a Blu Ray set of the complete Miami Vice a few months ago, but
stalled in my planned re-watch. While the lighting might be a bit basic,
and the scripts not always amazing, the location still looks wonderful. I
guess it made such a difference actually having a series not being shot in
paced version of "QI" without the joke
> answers. (I'm only sort of kidding.)
>
> On Feb 27, 2023, at 2:18 AM, Adam Bowie wrote:
>
> There have been a couple of attempts in the past to bring Jeopardy to UK
> audiences, although I confess that they have all com
The Feb 23rd episode of The Town podcast with Matt Belloni is worth a
listen for a deep dive into this.
I come away wondering how on earth Disney managed to get as much as it did
when it was forced to sell the Fox regional sports networks as part of
their deal to take over other Fox assets. The
There have been a couple of attempts in the past to bring Jeopardy to UK
audiences, although I confess that they have all completely passed me by.
This feels like a significantly bigger play with Fry taking on hosting
duties. Beyond the odd presenting stint on Have I Got News For You, I can't
I'm going support Phil Davis on this one.
I didn't watch all the BAFTAs but watched enough to know that even though
they shook it up this year, and finally, well into an age of socal media,
presented at least some of the awards live on TV, the awards were another
mess this year.
Davis didn't
In the UK, ITC who made loads of action adventure series in the 1960s did
the same sort of thing. Here's a compilation of clips of two cars going
over cliffs that we use repeatedly. The shows they're from are in the
YouTube description.
https://youtu.be/V4S7WDhMlDI
On Mon, 20 Feb 2023, 00:05
I'm getting very jealous about this show which I'm keen to see.
Sadly, the Comcast-owned Sky seems to have lost interest in the
Comcast-owned Peacock here in the UK. Peacock has only ever been a tile in
the Sky service and not a stand-alone streamer. But if I go in today, they
seem to have a
, like a
>> liquor store that puts up a broken video camera in an attempt to deter
>> shoplifting. I’m not convinced, but would like to start reading stories
>> about how many subscribers in Peru (or wherever they have piloted this
>> already) have been kicked off.
>&
I agree that it might be complicated to legislate.
On the one hand, you might just use an IP address and allow
hotel/rental/remote watching for finite amounts of time (say 30 days),
before you assume that the viewer was actually "resident" at this
non-"primary" address. But I easily think of
g out of retirement and use him
>>>> as a brand ambassador? (Although maybe make him a little less of a
>>>> stereotype than the WB did back in the day...)
>>>> On Wednesday, December 7, 2022 at 12:00:29 PM UTC-5 Adam Bowie wrote:
>>>>
>>&g
I think that this was announced back on 12 January.
'“This price increase of one dollar will allow us to continue to invest in
providing even more culture-defining programming and improving our customer
experience for all users,” the company said in a statement.'
I guess that a $1 increase is
For what it's worth, the BBC showed the Peacock version of Traitors in the
UK too. So both parties are getting everything...
Adam
On Fri, Feb 3, 2023 at 3:39 PM Mark Jeffries wrote:
> The first reality comp in some time to get any sort of traction (as can be
> figured out since the streamers
I suspect that I've read the same Puck pieces on Andrea Riseborough and "To
Leslie" that PGage has. I believe the film got a very limited UK release
back in October, but it completely passed me by at the time. But
Riseborough isn't an unknown in any way, at least in the UK. For instance,
she has a
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