YouTube TV is finally rolling out customizable Multiview, giving select subscribers the ability to build their own channel grids across sports, news, movies, and shows. Meanwhile, the future of streaming keeps getting weirder with Spider-Noir color choices, ESPN Jeopardy, Oprah on Amazon, and a Paramount-Warner future still waiting on regulators.
Read MoreThis episode was a total roller coaster, from Brian buying two different versions to the excellent split of a full episode. There's also some abhorrent language and heavy topic matter. And then a surprise ending. Just...wow.
Read MoreDisney is rolling out a new premium theater format to compete with IMAX, while Netflix’s latest quarter mixed strong profits with fresh questions about growth and leadership. Meanwhile, CinemaCon dumped a truckload of trailers, sequel teases, and franchise updates into the content pipeline.
Read MoreConsidering all the tropes it was trying to hit, this episode stands the test of time very well. We'll forgive the inconsistent Pali Highway.
Read MoreNetflix is testing whether podcasts belong on the biggest screen in the house, while YouTube keeps building toward a more interactive TV future.
Read MoreThey saved the best for last and still managed to surprise us with call backs and TexMex.
Read MoreYouTube is testing artist-programmed “Stations” that turn playlists into always-on channel streams, while the watchlist this week ranges from Beef and Dungeon Crawler Carl to Spaceballs and One Piece. Meanwhile, Netflix is playing with object-erasing AI, Tubi is raiding the Sesame Street vault, and the mailbag goes deep on spin-offs, AI remix ethics, and router-level streaming stats.
Read MoreMaybe it's the lowest rated because it was just unremarkable...or at least, we didn't have many remarks about it.
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