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Posted Wednesday 8/16/17 at 10:01PM EDT
Apple sets a $1 billion budget for original content, with plans for 10 TV shows
The amount may sound like a serious investment, but as The Wall Street Journal notes, “Apple’s budget is about half...
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Posted Wednesday 8/16/17 at 10:01PM EDT
Netflix boss plans to spend $7 billion on content next year, recalls delivering DVDs to Shonda Rhimes’ house
Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos, in an interview with Variety, also responded to Disney pulling its programming to launch...
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Posted Wednesday 8/16/17 at 10:01PM EDT
Every Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee episode, ranked
Howard Stern and Jessica Parker are among Jerry Seinfeld’s worst auto companions.
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Posted Wednesday 8/16/17 at 10:01PM EDT
David Letterman talks to Howard Stern about Trump, Netflix and his plan to die with his beard
In a wide-ranging 94-minute interview on Wednesday's Stern show, Letterman told Stern that Jerry Seinfeld’s “little drinking coffee show” served as an...
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Posted Wednesday 8/16/17 at 10:01PM EDT
A 1986 film that’s been the subject of a Mystery Science Theater 3000 recurring joke will get its first official screening
Chief Zabu was so bad it was shelved after a preview airing, which led to it be frequently referenced on Mystery...
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Posted Tuesday 8/15/17 at 10:46PM EDT
Netflix renews Jason Bateman’s Ozark
The crime drama co-starring Bateman and Laura Linney will return for a second season.
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Does Shonda Rhimes’ Netflix deal spell doom for network TV?
Broadcast television already has to battle streaming services for top actors, now a streaming service has taken one of its...
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Posted Monday 8/14/17 at 10:32PM EDT
Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin are headed to Netflix for a Chuck Lorre comedy
In The Kominsky Method, Douglas will play a legendary Hollywood acting coach and Arkin will play his friend.
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Posted Monday 8/14/17 at 10:32PM EDT
TV’s post-cable future has turned into a “hyper-fragmented mess”
“What happened to the glorious, consumer-friendly future of TV?” asks Kevin Roose.