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No Whammy! ABC Is Bringing Back Press Your Luck and Card Sharks
The game shows join ABC’s slate of Celebrity Family Feud, Match Game, The $100,000 Pyramid, and To Tell the Truth.
The Disney Film Vault Is Going Online, Because Every Generation Must Sob at Bambi
“The entire Disney motion picture library” will live on Disney+.
Mike Schur Signs Long-Term Deal With NBC, Maybe This Is The Good Place?
Holy forking shirtballs.
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Wrong Number? How AT&T’s WarnerMedia Shake-up Could Spoil HBO’s Winning Recipe
It’s a new era for the pioneering cable network. But will HBO lose what made it so successful in the first place?
Why HBO’s CEO Just Turned in His Resignation
Winter is here for a top exec.
How Grey’s Anatomy Toppled ER As Prime-Time TV’s Longest-Running Medical Drama
What’s even more amazing than Grey’s longevity is how massively popular it remains with audiences.
Oscars See Ratings Bump, Host Be Damned
There was a slight improvement over last year.
From Snow White to Titanic’s Unsinkable Year: Revisiting the Longest, Strangest, Most-Popular Oscars
A look back at some of the Oscars’ most memorable shows, from Snow White to Titanic’s unsinkable year, and how the ratings reflected them.
Jussie Smollett Made ‘Zero Rumblings’ About His Empire Pay: Sources
The Empire star allegedly staged his attack because he was unhappy with his salary. But he didn’t voice his displeasure to bosses, sources say.
The Haunting of Hill House Is Getting a New Spooky Name for Season Two
The Haunting of Bly Manor is coming next year, and it’ll be inspired by the works of Henry James.
Just Like Netflix, a Lot of Amazon’s New Movies Will Skip Theaters
Amazon Studios boss Jen Salke wants to release a lot more movies — and make the vast majority instantly streamable.
In FX’s Latest War With Netflix, Who’s Right and Who’s Wrong?
FX boss John Landgraf called out Netflix for its misleading audience numbers, but his critique was just as misleading.
The Super Bowl Was a Snooze, But The World’s Best Notched Pretty Good Ratings
The James Corden–hosted talent show was seen by an average audience of 22.2 million viewers.
Holy [Blank]: The Long-Lost Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour Returns to TV After 35-Year Absence
The long-lost ‘80s game show will air on the Buzzr network later this month.
MSNBC’s Chris Hayes Is Doing a Live Podcast Taping With Stacey Abrams
The Democratic star will join Hayes for a special episode of Why Is This Happening? at Gramercy Theatre in February.
Rent: Live Was the Least-Watched Live TV Musical
But it’s not all bad news for Fox: Rent didn’t reach a big audience, but it did reach a desirable demo.
Why Isn’t Law & Order Streaming Anywhere?
It’s a pop-culture mystery worthy of Detective Lennie Briscoe.
Hulu Is Boosting the Price of Live TV, But Its Cheapest Plans Will Get Cheaper
The basic ad-supported service will drop to $5.99 per month, while Hulu with Live TV will jump to $44.99 monthly.
David Letterman Interviewed Kanye West for His Netflix Talk Show
A large portion of the chat reportedly revolved around mental health.