I’ve been watching the fourth season of the American version of Ghosts and the product placement is absolutely disgusting.
Almost every episode has a blatent Amazon Prime delivery. The Paramount+ logo is shown when they’re watching television. A table full of food was dominated by many packets of Kettle Chips. A smashed car was constantly refered to as the Audi. 
Well they have 2 cars so it makes sense to call by the brand.
a lot of shows do the let me order it via Amazon 
but I don’t think it’s in every episode of Ghosts tho
No it was Jay’s mother’s new car, which she insisted calling the Audi at every opportunity.
Kurt Russell will accept the Crystal Nymph Award at the closing ceremony of the 65th Monte-Carlo TV Festival on June 16, four days after Kristin Scott Thomas receiving her honour.
Season 4 premieres on P+ in Australia on May 21.
Paramount+ today announced that the powerful new limited series The Gray House premieres on Thursday, 30 April exclusively on the platform.
The Gray House reveals the extraordinary true story of the unsung women who helped turn the tide of the American Civil War in favour of the Union.
At its centre are a Virginia socialite, her indomitable mother, a formerly enslaved ally, and Richmond’s most infamous courtesan, four women operating at the heart of Confederate power.
Together, they evolve their Underground Railroad operation into a daring and highly effective espionage network, risking their lives and freedom to help preserve the nation’s future and safeguard American Democracy.
The eight-episode limited series features a standout ensemble cast led by Emmy winner Mary-Louise Parker, Daisy Head, Amethyst Davis, and Emmy nominee Ben Vereen, with original music from Lainey Wilson, Willie Nelson, Shania Twain, Killer Mike, Yolanda Adams, Jon Bon Jovi, and more. It is written by Emmy-nominated writer Leslie Greif, Darrell Fetty, and John Sayles, with all eight episodes helmed by Academy Award-nominated director Roland Joffé.
The Gray House also stars Paul Anderson, Ian Duff, Hannah James, Robert Knepper, Christopher McDonald, Colin Morgan, Rob Morrow, Colin O’Donoghue, and Sam Trammell, with Keith David. The Republic Pictures limited series is from Territory Pictures, Revelations Entertainment and Big Dreams Entertainment, and is executive produced by Kevin Costner, Morgan Freeman, Lori McCreary, Rod Lake, Howard Kaplan and Leslie Greif. The series is distributed internationally by Paramount Global Content Distribution.
All eight episodes of The Gray House will be available to stream on Paramount+ from Thursday, 30 April.
I’ve just got round to watching Last King of the Cross.
Interesting that one of the characters, Fat George, uses homophobic slurs when he is verbally abusing people. But when they translate it into English, they tone it down and use a different word instead.
Did the actor go off script and choose to use the old fashioned slurs but then the producers thought it was too offensive to show in English? Are certain words not allowed to be used/shown now?
Subtitles do this all the time too in a lot of shows, what’s said on screen doesn’t match up. So you wonder, is it original script or trying to keep it friendly across all territories (like when they do the edited versions for planes)
Beth and Rip are staking their claim in Rio Paloma, Texas in the official trailer for Dutton Ranch, out now. The Paramount+ Original Series premieres globally on Paramount+ on Friday, 15 May with two episodes. Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly are joined in the new series by Academy Award nominees Ed Harris and Annette Bening.
As Beth and Rip fight to build a future together – far from the ghosts of Yellowstone – they collide with brutal new realities and a ruthless rival ranch that will stop at nothing to protect its empire. In South Texas, blood runs deeper, forgiveness is fleeting, and the cost of survival might just be your soul.
The new original drama series also stars Finn Little, Juan Pablo Raba, Jai Courtney, J.R. Villarreal, Marc Menchaca, Natalie Alyn Lind, and Ed Harris and Annette Bening.
The nine-episode first season is produced by Paramount Television Studios and 101 Studios, the studios that brought you Yellowstone.
Created by executive producer and showrunner Chad Feehan and based on characters created by executive producers Taylor Sheridan and John Linson, Dutton Ranch is also executive produced by David C. Glasser, Art Linson, Ron Burkle, David Hutkin, Bob Yari, Christina Alexandra Voros, Michael Friedman, Kelly Reilly, Cole Hauser, and Keith Cox. In addition to executive producing, Voros also directed multiple episodes this season, including the premiere episodes and season finale. Greg Yaitanes, Jessica Lowrey, and Phil Abraham also served as directors this season.
Paramount+ today debuted the official trailer and key art for the highly anticipated new romantic drama, Two Years Later, which will premiere exclusively on the platform on Thursday, 4 June. Starring acclaimed Australian actors Phoebe Tonkin (Boy Swallows Universe, Bloom, Babylon) and Brenton Thwaites (Pirates of the Caribbean, Titans, Maleficent), original series Two Years Later is a modern love story that explores the deeply relatable and tender complexities of love, identity, ambition, and the winding path to commitment.
Created by screenwriter Pete Bridges and produced by Emmy® and BAFTA Award-winning production company, Hoodlum, Two Years Later is set in a post-pandemic world, following thirty-somethings Emily (Tonkin) and Ryan (Thwaites) whose brief, daily flirtations on their work commute are abruptly cut off by COVID-19.
Two years later, they reconnect unexpectedly, and Ryan impulsively proposes they go on eight dates to decide if they’re meant to be married. Together, they navigate personal revelations, unexpected family drama, professional upheavals, and their contrasting worldview – all while discovering genuine intimacy.
All eight episodes of Two Years Later will be available to stream on Paramount+ from Thursday, 4 June.
Watch the official trailer, with music arrangement and recording by Uncanny Valley and vocals by Vera Blue.
Production Credits: A Hoodlum Entertainment production. Major production investment from Screen Australia and Paramount ANZ, in association with Screen Queensland. Banijay Rights will handle international sales. Post, digital and visual effects supported by Screen Queensland.
The Age Green Guide interview with Aussie actor Jai Courtney, a cast member of Dutton Ranch.