Probably hoping to shop it out, but no one wanted it?
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Someone told me “Evil” got added too which is a CBS All Access original…maybe they were going to air it on tv first but changed their mind?
I also mentioned above 2 weeks ago that Evil was added, though it’s not an All Access original - it premiered on CBS back in September last year.
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A possible All Access Original to come to the service, you’d think given the Aussie connection it would be a good addition down under.
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https://twitter.com/10allaccess/status/1244871295923302400?s=21
Edit:
New CBS comedy, Broke starring former NCIS actor Pauley Perrette has been quietly added to the streamer, as announced at 10’s upfronts last year.
https://twitter.com/10allaccess/status/1247399203040636933?s=21
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Broke is based on a Colombian telenovela Pobres Rico and only debuted in the US on Thursday, so 10 All Access is fasttracking it.
CBS’ All Access Original Series, Tooning Out The News has also been added to the streamer also.
TOONING OUT THE NEWS will feature a cast of animated characters, led by anchor James Smartwood, parodying top news stories and interviewing real-world guests, newsmakers and analysts. New five- to seven-minute segments will be available Tuesday through Friday, culminating in a weekly full episode. The series is executive produced by Stephen Colbert and Chris Licht of CBS’ THE LATE SHOW with STEPHEN COLBERT and RJ Fried and Tim Luecke from SHOWTIME’s OUR CARTOON PRESIDENT.
https://twitter.com/10AllAccess/status/1247677863005802501?s=20
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New ad for the streamer
10 All Access still seems overpriced comparing to Prime Video for example.
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Yup, they would do well this year to revise their pricing strategy, announce a new local series to headline the service + continue adding content and rollout the refreshed operating system like they did with the Canadian version of the streamer recently.
But I still maintain that the global rollout of a new and improved ViacomCBS OTT streaming service is imminent, if somewhat delayed due to Covina-19 which may look to replace the existing offering globally and here in Australia.
Yeah, costs too much for what you get, especially problematic with several CBS All Access originals on other providers in Australia instead of 10 All Access (e.g. Star Trek Discovery on Netflix, Star Trek Picard on Amazon Prime Video, The Good Fight on Stan).
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From TV Tonight.
The spokesperson for All Access defends the platform (as expected), and to their credit they are adding new content all the time (from 10), but too bad most of that content aren’t content people are willing to pay $9.99 a month for when Netflix and Stan have a bigger library.
Needs to be much cheaper for the service to survive.
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No they will survive because of Viacom-CBS. It wouldn’t matter whether there is one user or 24 million.
It just needs time to build up programming and for other services’ CBS programming licences to expire. Give it a few years and you will have a Stan-esque service. I think that Netflix, Stan, Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV+ and 10 All Access will be our streaming services in the future. No more than 5 could really survive. Everyone will have 2 or 3 services. Binge is not going to make it. 10 All Access is because they have money.
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So Stan will lose the Showtime deal when rights expire and 10AA will get it or not necessarily?
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Not necessarily but it has a higher probability to be on 10AA next time rights expire than to be on Stan.
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It really all depend is viacomCBS want to bring all their main properties under one streaming service so it’s all encompassing of their content. Once there’s clarity around that we will then see what potentially can happen with all access.
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Thank god. “CBS All ACCESS” and “10 All Access” is all wrong positioning. Neither are umbrella brands like Netflix HBO or Disney
A rebranded 10 All Access with a new name a new logo and all the content from
10
10Peach
10Play
CBC
MTV
Nick
And More
Would be great
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No third season fro Tell Me A Story. The CW has acquired the rights to broadcast the show (edited).
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