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Vision crawls out of the ground on Disney+, The Diplomat and Love Is Blind both return, and Sorkin reboots a website movie.

WBD execs split $1.1B, Netflix lays off 5%, and somebody greenlit a John Cena movie about toy cars.

A Mattel executive takes over the merged Paramount-Warner, a French-animated apocalypse hits the new Avatar series, and CBS airs three NCIS shows in one night.

Steinbeck on Netflix, Ted Lasso kills somebody, and a billionaire's son brands a $110B merger after his own studio.

Florence Pugh does Steinbeck, Javier Bardem gets a hedge-fund empire, and Prime Video kills a show that was actually working.

Ted Lasso came back, HBO greenlit a moody Mary Poppins, and Netflix built a real Wonka factory.

Netflix swallows Warner Bros, a Different World revival lands on the wrong streamer, and a Wonka reality show fakes Gene Wilder's voice with a chatbot.

A Reacher spinoff, a Lizzie Borden Monster, Ted Lasso back from the grave, and Disney hires an AI guy.

The Emmys crown a hospital show, Slow Horses returns for Best Drama week, Reacher gets a spinoff, and HBO Max airs Howard Stern.

Ted Lasso is back, Reacher keeps punching, and Prime replaced Clarkson with Tom Holland's brother

Spider-Noir dies holding 11 Emmy nominations, Mike Schur made a cartoon, HBO Max discovered the telenovela, and the ASK agency is back.

Reacher breaks wrists, Silo ends a season, and someone greenlit a documentary called Hitler's DNA.

Paramount owes seven million a day for a merger it can't close, Dark Matter runs out of book, and De Niro whispers.

Silo's finale hits, Reacher's back, Ted Lasso got resurrected, and Apple wants another dollar.

Paramount bills the states $1.88 billion, Conan ambushes fans in Morocco, and Anne Hathaway's already-flopped A24 pop-star movie lands on HBO Max.

Lanterns lands, Ted Lasso returns from the dead, and Disney signs the guy who makes 8-minute lessons.

Paramount cleared 68 jurisdictions and still can't close, HBO's Lanterns is a shockingly good Green Lantern show, and Outer Banks ends.

House of the Dragon is treason-ing, Reacher is punching, and Apple ran out of ideas.

Reacher hits Philadelphia, Shane Gillis reopens the garage, and Paramount's billionaire writes a newspaper essay about how trustworthy he is.

House of the Dragon returns, Silo runs it back, and Ted Lasso comes out of retirement for the checks.