College GameDay today (at Texas State University) was still streamed on Pat McAfee and ESPN account via X.
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Could Seven snap up Wheel of Fortune US and add it to the Winning Arvo line-up?
10 air it currently in Australia.
Probably depends on cost. I quite like it on 10.
It’s on 10 Comedy and it’s one of their funniest comedies. 
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“We anticipate a significant expansion of our total television studio output over the coming years, encompassing titles to be distributed both on our own platforms and licensed to third-parties,” David Ellison, Chairman & CEO of Skydance-owned Paramount wrote in a letter to shareholders after the results.
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So weird they didn’t use the USA master brand for MS NOW.
On another note, it’s about time CNBC becomes a channel to watch on weekends.
No more EPGs showing 12 straight hours of “paid programming”.
Never understood NBC’s preference to keep events behind paywall when this is the channel they could be dumping them on.
The 2nd NBCSN launches on Monday too.
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Nothing noteworthy.
That press release is a really long-winded way to say just that.
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Included in the multi-year pact are carriage of ABC and ESPN, a portfolio of other networks. The Unlimited tier of ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer streaming outlet will also be included at no extra charge for YouTube TV’s 10 million subscribers. The “duo bundle” of Disney+ and Hulu will also be made available in “select YouTube offerings,” the companies said, and certain networks will also be part of genre-specific packages.
Various: “As of 8 p.m. ET, most of the channels, including ESPN, have been restored.”
Key elements of the agreement include:
- Carriage of Disney’s full linear portfolio including all the ESPN networks, ABC, the Disney-branded channels, Freeform, the FX Networks, and the National Geographic channels
- ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer service (Unlimited Plan) to be made available at no additional cost to YouTube TV subscribers
- Access to a selection of live and on-demand programming from ESPN Unlimited inside YouTube TV
- Select networks to be included in various genre-specific packages
- The ability to include the Disney+, Hulu Bundle as part of select YouTube offerings
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CIA debuts on February 23 in USA.
That’s very late compare to ABC, NBC & FOX who are coming back Jan first week. CBS is coming back after Winter Olympics on NBC while I guess the others are just going to take a 2-3 week break for that.
Will be interesting to see which approach works. CBS ratings have been slightly disappointing so far with most shows down
Fox Midseason Premiere Dates: ‘American Dad’, ‘Family Guy’, More
I just Wish Fox would Swap Their Live Action Sitcoms Timeslots with Best Medicine as there’s no Sitcoms airing on Broadcast TV on Tuesdays at all.
I’m still struggling to understand why Comcast is spinning them off.