Joe Flint
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78 appearances
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first heard Sep 2019
last heard Sep 2019
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Well, no, actually they won't.
In terms of the classic shows you mentioned, they have acquired other shows that weren't on NBC, such as Everybody Loves Raymond, which of course aired on CBS for a lot of years.
They are looking to...
create a very broad service and they want to have shows primarily, of course, there'll be NBC shows.
Those are the easiest ones for them to go out and get the rights to and acquire.
But I don't think they want to limit themselves to that when it comes to the reruns, because as crazy as it sounds, having a good library of reruns and classic TV shows that have aged well is very important for all these platforms.
We are going to get a new Saved by the Bell and Punky Brewster.
I know a lot of people have been waiting for that one.
And also a reboot of Battlestar Galactica, which, you know, I think we were trying to figure this out earlier today, me and some of my colleagues.
Battlestar Galactica show not entirely sure but either way the sci-fi shows have big core audiences and you know when you think about CBS all access their streaming service what was the first big show they did first original show a Star Trek series so you know sci-fi IP is very valuable and if that can bring in some some people to subscribe to the NBC service I think it's a good bet
Not so bad, actually.
Alec Baldwin and Kristen Slater are going to co-star in a series called Dr. Death, which is based on a true crime podcast.
Demi Moore has signed up to do Brave New World, based on that novel.
A lot of the NBC talent is agreeing to make new content for the platform, including the late night stars Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers.
They're going to oversee some new shows.
Lauren Michaels, of course, the guru of all things Saturday Night Live, is going to work on a show that's –
basically sort of a behind-the-scenes of Saturday Night Live, how the sausage gets made there type show.
Mike Schur, who's one of their most prolific and successful producers who has worked on The Office and most recently The Good Place, he's making a new show for the streaming service starring Ed Helms.
So they've been bringing in a lot of talent, and I expect we'll see more as they get closer to a launch next spring.
Well, there is a big bidding war now for a lot of this older content.
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