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They have another spin-off coming (BD: Adventure) that takes place in Scandinavia that I’m hyped for.
Super excited to see Aisha back, though.
Super excited to see Aisha back, though.
I’m good with it. A lot of the “raunch” from the British version is lacking in the US broadcast version which makes it feel a little toothless.@Legacy did you hear the news? if i remember correctly, you watch this.
‘Love Island’ Moves From CBS To Peacock With Two-Season Order
Love Island, the dating format based on the British smash hit, is moving from CBS to Peacock.deadline.com
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Peacock Reveals True Crime Tuesday Slate Including ‘Perfect World’ And ‘Preaching Evil’
Peacock has announced its True Crime Tuesday slate including 'Perfect World,' 'Preaching Evil,' and 'Sins of the Amish.'deadline.com
The thing is to me, I don't even feel like they need to focus on reality because they have so much of it going on. They are alienating people who don't care for all of that stuff (or sports/WWE or NBC Sitcoms) and my question is, where is their big original AAA show that everyone talks about on Twitter? That's what they are missing. As of right now, it's a very niche service.Peacock is positioning itself as the place for reality television though.
The thing is to me, I don't even feel like they need to focus on reality because they have so much of it going on. They are alienating people who don't care for all of that stuff (or sports/WWE or NBC Sitcoms) and my question is, where is their big original AAA show that everyone talks about on Twitter? That's what they are missing. As of right now, it's a very niche service.
Oh, I know it's cheap to make. I have nothing against it and Discovery+ also basically does the same thing. Paramount+ has a lot of Reality/unscripted too, but I feel like they have the perfect split of unscripted reality and actual scripted dramas.Reality/unscripted is super cheap to make, additionally, knowing NBCUniversal gets 10% gross revenue of all businesses/projects started by a cast member (below deck, summer house, real housewives contracts state this) while the cast members are contracted to their network/channels/peacock, it makes sense for the push. Whatever they lose from the show, if they have another Keeping with the Kardashians, all the businesses giving them 10% translates to roughly more than production/distribution and pure profit regardless of viewership.
Oh, I know it's cheap to make. I have nothing against it and Discovery+ also basically does the same thing. Paramount+ has a lot of Reality/unscripted too, but I feel like they have the perfect split of unscripted reality and actual scripted dramas.
I enjoy reality competition shows, but I have a limit and also want a bit more substance every now and again. Doctor Death is the only show they have gotten me to sign up for and it was GREAT. Give me more of that content. I'm waiting until Bel-Air is fully released to watch it, but so far i've only heard so so things about it which sucks because I was looking forward to it.
A series where Casey Anthony tells her side of the story and tries to convince you she’s not a child murderer.
I can’t think of something that’s more poor in taste or why this was made. No one asked for this.
A series where Casey Anthony tells her side of the story and tries to convince you she’s not a child murderer.
I can’t think of something that’s more poor in taste or why this was made. No one asked for this.
A series where Casey Anthony tells her side of the story and tries to convince you she’s not a child murderer.
I can’t think of something that’s more poor in taste or why this was made. No one asked for this.
A series where Casey Anthony tells her side of the story and tries to convince you she’s not a child murderer.
I can’t think of something that’s more poor in taste or why this was made. No one asked for this.
This really isn’t true crime though. Or at least not good true crime.True Crime is one of the most watched things on Peacock...so I'm not surprised.
She did work there...And to film it at Universal...definitely not the kind of cross-synergy they should want.
Nope, she sure didn’t.She did work there...
Aside from Dr. Death, it’s rough out there as far as Peacock content goes.Nope, she sure didn’t.
She took investigators there to prove some sort of alibi, got let inside despite having no record of employment, and then led investigators around the property before admitting she had made it up and had no idea where she was going.
A lot of streaming services are so saturated with content that garbage becomes inevitable…I think Peacock might be the only one that has produced pretty much exclusively garbage from Day 1.