#television-industry

#television-industry

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On the small screen, 2025 was all about money-the ostentatious peacocking of wealth on shows such as Sirens, And Just Like That, Selling Sunset, and With Love, Meghan; the spiraling production costs of episodes themselves; the politicized wrestling over which megacorporation will take over Warner Bros. Discovery and its TV arms, including HBO. CBS canceled The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, in what seemed to many critics like an obvious sop to the Trump administration, ahead of Paramount's $8 billion merger with the production company Skydance.

The FX half-hour comedy about a group of recent college graduates in New York begins, naturally, on the subway; what seems like an over-studied portrait of early adulthood intimacy tangled limbs, in-group references, aggressively relaxed banter quickly devolves into a standoff between a creepy subway masturbator and the group's instigator, Issa (Amita Rao), trying to out-masturbate him to make a wildly off point about feminism.

I think it very accurately reflects my perspective on the industry, in that I am incredibly frustrated with some aspects of it, but also overall very enamored by it. The show is such a love letter to our world, and the reaction within our community is just incredible. And so many people are like, Oh, I think that was me. That was a conversation we had, right?' And I'm like, you don't want to know.

Campaigning can only go so far, as seen in various events that showcased the lengths networks and studios went to for Emmy nominations, creating a buzz around their shows.

The Bectu union has received multiple complaints regarding Wallace’s conduct, including allegations of inappropriate behavior towards young female freelancers, emphasizing their vulnerability in coming forward.

The cost of acquiring [intellectual property], attaching talent, and producing quality content has surged due to the streaming wars, making it unaffordable for many.

"Generally actors don't talk about pay in public because it's ridiculously disproportionate to what we do - putting on makeup and funny voices - and just upsets the public."

Earlier this year, Paramount rolled back on DEI initiatives to comply with Trump's mandates, asserting they would no longer use aspirational numerical goals related to hiring.