Re: TV news for Feb. 23-March 1, 2025

On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 23:31:10 -0000 (UTC), "Adam H. Kerman"
<ahk@chinet.com> wrote:

Robin Miller <robin.miller@invalid.invalid> wrote:
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CW news

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The CW Will Become Profitable In 2026, Nexstar Reaffirms, With 40% Of
Its Programming Now Sports (Feb. 27)

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https://deadline.com/2025/02/the-cw-broadcast-tv-network-profit-2026-nexstar-sports-1236303664/

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Can Ian watch that much golf?
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Robin Hood: Lauren McQueen Set As Marian; Lydia Peckham, TikTok Star
Henry Rowley & More Also Cast [MGM+]  (Feb. 26)

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A TikTok star? Yeah, this will make me forget the Errol Flynn, Olivia
de Havilland, Basil Rathbone version.
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https://deadline.com/2025/02/robin-hood-lauren-mcqueen-marian-lydia-peckham-henry-rowley-cast-1236302076/

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Crazy Rich Asians TV Series From Adele Lim, Jon M. Chu & Kevin Kwan
Gains Momentum At Max With Development Room  (Feb. 28)

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Can someone translate from flak into English: I think this means they
rented a room for the writers to work out of? They spent money on office
supplies?

I think you are reading too much into it. I get that the group are
having dinner at one of their homes to flesh out the idea beyond
"Let's do a Crazy Rich Asians TV Series" and someone at Max saying
that sounds like a good idea.

Jared Padalecki & Misha Collins To Guest Star In The Boys Fifth And
Final Season  (Feb. 26)

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What has Misha Collins done since Supernatural ended?

BRIDGEWATER and GOTHAM KNIGHTS would be the two main jobs he had since
SUPERNATURAL. Never saw BRIDGEWATER.

Leaving Neverland 2: Surviving Michael Jackson To Premiere On Real
Stories YouTube Channel In U.S.  (Feb. 26)

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How does this have seasons?
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NBCU's Cesar Conde Says Mobile First Premium News Platform Being
Developed For Launch In Fourth Quarter  (Feb. 27)

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I only watch trailer trash news.

So only the best news will be on this platform?

Michelle Trachtenberg Cause Of Death To Remain Undetermined After Family
Declines Autopsy  (Feb. 27)

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Huh? She received a transplant. I know this isn't hiding evidence of a
homicide but there needs to be an investigation, as in
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Were there mistakes made in surgery? What's wrong with the
anti-rejection drugs? Did something nefarious happen at the organ donor
selection board and she truly shouldn't have been eligible?
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I'd really like to know if this was a wasted organ or if she truly stood
a good chance of survival.

Makes me wonder if they knew she wasn't doing well, perhaps because of
her own choices so they see no need in an autopsy.

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Michelle Trachtenberg's Family: All About the Late Actress' Parents and
Sister  and Why Her Mom Was Her 'Inspiring Force'  (Feb. 26)

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That's nice but she was still responsible for her own alchohol abuse.
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The Pitt Breach Of Contract Battle Between Michael Crichton's Widow &
Warner Bros Discovery Given Official Greenlight By Judge  Update  (Feb. 25)

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I'm kind of reading this like there's gonna be a documentary!