Note that Spielberg continues to produce the occasional film under the Dreamworks banner separately from Universal.

No, they live at the WB water tower in Burbank, a 15 minute drive from there.

It’s a very marginal thing, but The History Of White People In America was actually for the Cinemax Comedy Experiment.

Restaurant Brands International also owns Burger King.

They might just reuse old Looney Tunes gags.

At least if you’re watching on your phone you aren’t doomscrolling with it.

Max is considered profitable because it’s intimately tied up with linear HBO subscriptions, as many as there are remaining.

At one Disney offered CBN as much as they reportedly get in donations (Freeform is also forced to air the twice-yearly CBN telethon) in a year to pull the broadcasts, so its monetary value to the ministry is quantifiable.

Which one?

It was in the article.

This is technically the first film from Universal’s five-year deal with Lego Group announced in April of 2020, a month after theaters in the U.S. began closing due to the pandemic. One would assume that both sides would’ve wanted something more commercial to be the first, yet here we are.

Turner D. Century wouldn’t be a returning character har har har

On the cartoon, he is spelled Beetlejuice.

It’s not going to be for a long time as GKIDS just re-upped with Max for their Ghibli films, which includes the streaming premiere of The Boy and the Heron.

This is the first mention here of The Onion being a “former sister site”.

The concept of the same documentary crew that followed Dunder Mifflin (unlike, say Abbott Elemetary’s documentary crew) isn’t a particularly strong connection. It’s like 704 Hauser, where the only thing that carried over from All in the Family was the house. It’s these execs less willing to take a chance on original…

Deadpool 2 makes no claim to be for kids while Bluey does.

“...other artists may have sold more than Swift back when vinyl was the dominant way of consuming music...”

While an incident where Majors allegedly abused Jabbari while they were riding in a car together was the impetus for the actor’s trial in the first place, those initial charges were brought by the state of New York rather than Jabbari herself.

It was a terribly small-budget affair for local TV in Ottawa. The show didn’t become a hit in its home country outside its station’s reach until YTV launched.