5% ($8.364 billion based on today’s close) would get you reported to the SEC by Disney as a significant shareholder, and that would get you a little bit of influence.

The thing is the projects are going to streaming, and not the Disney Channel, so it’s incorrect.

Warner Bros. owns that show, not the network, and WB has the Central Perk trademarks locked down.

He was an actor in a situation comedy TV series.

The U.S. does have something similar called safe harbor, but SNL can’t use it because it airs in prime time on West Coast.

But it’s not TV, it’s HBO!

Disney released the 20th Century film Death on the Nile in February, but that didn’t tear up the box office.

Gaslit is actually on Starz.

Voice acting work is more obscure than live-action, I guess.

They’re saying it’s on all the services that host freely available podcasts.

Wonder how they’re going to get around [W]GBH’s trademark for their documentary program.

They are the home of the current incarnation of Whose Line is it Anyway?

Given this statement only came out after Dianey formally opposed the bill, I'm not sure your point is vaild.

Right now they’re actually working on a Fionna and Cake miniseries.

If you read the letter, he’s not going until Danette Chavez, her editor, leaves on March 2nd.

They said that Chekov would not be recast.

This means there will be Sonic 3 and Knuckles.

Tooning Out the News.

They do. It is hidden in the Prime subscription page, but if you press change in the “Plan” column, an option for a (currently) $8.99/month video-only plan is available.

This was one of the Lincoln-Douglass debates that legislator was talking about.