Overall I agree and ain't nothing new or surprising. I'm not sure if the ratings were as good as she said but its possible
She almost tore an MCL with that reach of not wanting to have powerful women shows on HBO.
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Overall I agree and ain't nothing new or surprising. I'm not sure if the ratings were as good as she said but its possible
She almost tore an MCL with that reach of not wanting to have powerful women shows on HBO.
Whatever da case, that show shouldn't have EVER been canceled at it's height and I'm mad that it was. Shit was damn near an event for me when new episodes dropped.
In my opinion, I think discovery paid too much money for the acquisition, and had to cut cost.
that is where i stopped watching.
also, apple tv should have picked this up. it would have been a good fit there.
I think what she wants to say is powerful WHITE women! Cause HBO has brought a bunch of new shows with female leads, just some of them have been people of color and cheaper to make.
Super reach with that shit. If anything it's the opposite.
Add Velma, Insecure, Euphoria, I May Destroy You, A Black Girl Sketch Show, Rap Shit... just off the top
Yup
HBO Max’s Abandoned TV Shows Adopted by Tubi and Roku
By Savannah Salazar
If you were looking to finish your late Westworld binge, you can finally exhale because it looks like that marquee HBO title (and the rest of HBO Max’s axed shows) have found a new home. As we previously reported, Warner Bros. Discovery is licensing a majority of its shows that were canceled or removed from Max last year to FAST channels. The company announced today that those platforms would include Tubi and the Roku Channel. Starting February 1, Tubi will be the first free streamer to feature the cut shows, housing more than 225 titles with ads and introducing 14 Warner Bros. channels — from WB TV Series, Reality, and Family to ones like WB TV Sweet Escapes and WB TV Keeping It Real — to play the shows on. More than 90 Warner Bros. films will also be made available. The Roku Channel plans to launch the same axed WBD offerings in spring 2023, right before HBO Max and Discovery+ are set to make their merger official.
Here’s a few of the shows coming to Tubi and the Roku Channel:
• Westworld
• Raised by Wolves
• Legendary
• FBoy Island
• The Nevers
• Finding Magic Mike
• The Time Traveler’s Wife
• Head of the Class
By Savannah Salazar
If you were looking to finish your late Westworld binge, you can finally exhale because it looks like that marquee HBO title (and the rest of HBO Max’s axed shows) have found a new home. As we previously reported, Warner Bros. Discovery is licensing a majority of its shows that were canceled or removed from Max last year to FAST channels. The company announced today that those platforms would include Tubi and the Roku Channel. Starting February 1, Tubi will be the first free streamer to feature the cut shows, housing more than 225 titles with ads and introducing 14 Warner Bros. channels — from WB TV Series, Reality, and Family to ones like WB TV Sweet Escapes and WB TV Keeping It Real — to play the shows on. More than 90 Warner Bros. films will also be made available. The Roku Channel plans to launch the same axed WBD offerings in spring 2023, right before HBO Max and Discovery+ are set to make their merger official.
Here’s a few of the shows coming to Tubi and the Roku Channel:
• Westworld
• Raised by Wolves
• Legendary
• FBoy Island
• The Nevers
• Finding Magic Mike
• The Time Traveler’s Wife
• Head of the Class
Hold on he basically playing the same character??!!!
You referring to Travis Fimmel???
I was thinking the EXACT SAME THING!
Guess We'll have to see if We're right.
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