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In this episode, join us as we delve into the dynamic world of live events and streaming platforms. We explore the intricate technical aspects of video production, the soaring popularity of live events on streaming services, and the evolving landscape of integrating streaming services with traditional cable. From dissecting the NFL's groundbreaking streaming deals to unraveling the challenges of accessing out-of-market games, this conversation is a deep dive into the intersection of entertainment and technology. As the discussion unfolds, we also examine thought-provoking topics such as the portrayal of black characters in The Walking Dead, the shifting landscape of award shows, the future trajectory of cable television, and the exponential growth of streaming services. Furthermore, we shed light on the influential role of YouTube in propelling comedians to stardom and explore the diverse monetization opportunities available for content creators in the digital age.




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Hollywood in 2023 faced challenges in transitioning from cable to streaming, with the box office struggling and late-night television experiencing an identity crisis. The industry is expected to see additional consolidations and a decrease in the number of wide release films in 2024. Streaming services may run out of time if they continue losing money, and TikTok could potentially rival Netflix. The competition among media conglomerates and streamers has led to a glut of content and a lack of quality control. Disney, in particular, has faced issues with superhero movies, theme parks, and Disney Plus. Late night television is considered a dying medium, with the younger generation no longer interested in staying up late to watch these shows. The rise of streaming platforms and online content has changed viewing habits. Adult Swim on Cartoon Network has become a popular late-night alternative, with shows like Aqua Teen Hunger Force and The Eric Andre Show gaining a cult following. The traditional late-night format, popularized by Johnny Carson, may never regain its former glory. However, there are still comedians and entertainers who want to revive the genre and bring their own unique spin to late-night television.








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Today's conversation explores the changing landscape of Hollywood stars and the shift towards building brands rather than creating traditional movie stars. We discuss the age of the highest-paid actors and how younger actors are not yet bankable in the same way. We also touch on the rise of influencers and streamers as the new stars, and the potential for young actors to learn from older ones. The conversation concludes with a humorous discussion about technical difficulties in our new studio.












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The conversation revolves around long-lasting television shows, with a focus on Grey's Anatomy and The Simpsons. We discuss the appeal and longevity of these shows, as well as the writing, characters, and plotlines. also touch on other long-running shows like ER and Law and Order: SVU. The conversation takes a humorous tone, with the expression of frustrations and jokingly suggesting that the main character of Grey's Anatomy, Meredith Grey, should be killed off. We also mention upcoming remakes and spin-offs of popular shows like Beetlejuice and Nightmare on Elm Street.




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WE ARE BACK !!! we discuss recent projects we have worked on, including a film that Victoria wrote and a project called 'Marked' that has gained over a thousand views. They also talk about working with new actors and Victoria's process of directing. also mention the success of 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer' movies and discuss the Oscars. The conversation ends with a discussion about Robert Downey Jr. winning a supporting actor award. In this conversation, we various topics, including the Oscars, Marvel films, the effects of strikes on Hollywood, the longevity of TV shows like Grey's Anatomy and The Simpsons, and our plans for future video content.




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We delve into the history and impact of the Writers' Strike that shook the entertainment industry. From understanding the reasons behind the strike to the long-lasting effects it had on the television and film landscape, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the world of entertainment.




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