NBCUniversal’s new streaming service Peacock launches today, July 15th, and you can sign up and watch more than 13,000 hours of programming for free. Peacock is one of the only major streaming services >>
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‘Parks and Recreation’ returns to TV for a half-hour reunion special
Parks and Recreation is returning for a scripted special on NBC on April 30th to raise money for Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund. The entire original Parks and Recreation cast is going to >>
NBC is finally taking steps to remove ‘The Office’ from Netflix
According to Nielsen data covering the 12 months that ended this past July, Netflix users during that span watched The Office for 45.8 billion minutes. That’s according to a new report today from >>
One of the decade’s most successful TV showrunners talks with us about his new NBC comedy
Fourteen years ago this month, a new workplace comedy debuted on NBC that was so quirky and offbeat it gave away no hint at the time about how mega-popular The Office would go >>
‘American Idol’ is coming back, but this time it won’t be on Fox
Just one year ago, American Idol — one of the longest-running competition shows ever to grace network TV — closed its curtains for the final time. The series tallied 555 episodes across 15 seasons >>
Comcast is preparing its own online TV streaming service with NBC shows
A market that barely existed two years is suddenly becoming surprisingly crowded. On Monday, Bloomberg reported that Comcast is planning to launch its own video streaming service to rival the likes of Netflix, HBO >>
NBC says it’s hacked Netflix’s ratings, knows which shows are the most popular
Ever since it launched its streaming service in 2007, Netflix has been tight-lipped about viewing figures for its original programming. The company is happy to brag about how well its shows are doing >>
NBC is Comcastically delusional about Netflix and the future of TV
There is a dangerous level of delusion going around at the major television networks. Via AdWeek, NBCUniversal president of research and media development Alan Wurtzel doesn’t believe that online streaming services such as Netflix and >>
