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TV Detector Vans Once Prowled The Streets Of England
The United Kingdom is somewhat unique in the world for requiring those households which view broadcast television to purchase a licence for the privilege. Initially coming into being with the Wirel…
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Google TV is the new Android TV, coming to Sony smart TVs this year
New Sony TVs join Google's own Chromecast in running the updated streaming platform.
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Roku says Roku TV was best-selling smart TV OS in North America for 2020
Roku says its Roku TV line was the top-selling smart TV OS in the US and Canada throughout all of 2020, using NPD data to illustrate the company’s powerful standing. “Roku TV held 38 percent of market share in the US and 31 percent in Canada, based on available data from January 5th through December 26th, 2020, maintaining the lead spot in both regions,” the company said in a press release today.
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Rowan Atkinson Says Cancel Culture “Like Medieval Mob Looking For Someone To Burn”; Hints At ‘Blackadder’ Revival
Mr. Bean and Johnny English actor Rowan Atkinson has bemoaned the rise of cancel culture, comparing keyboard warriors to a “medieval mob roaming the streets looking for someone to burn.” In an interview with the Radio Times, the multi-hyphenated British star blamed social media platforms for increased levels of polarization, which he said makes him fearful for the future of freedom of speech.
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Noah Hawley is making an Alien TV series for FX and Hulu
Fargo and Legion showrunner Noah Hawley is stepping into the world of Alien with a new show at FX. This marks the first TV series based on the popular movie franchise, according to FX chairman John Landgraf, who announced the show at Disney’s investor event today. Disney acquired the rights to the franchise when it acquired 21st Century Fox in 2019. Not much is known about the show, except for a brief description that referred to it as a “scary thrill ride set not too far in the future here on Earth.”
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TV Ratings: First Streaming-Only NFL Game Scores Solid Numbers for Amazon
The first ever NFL game to be shown exclusively on streaming platforms scored solid numbers, showing encouraging signs for future streaming-only games.
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The 39 TV shows that helped us get through 2020, from 'Schitt's Creek' to 'Devs'
From the mid-aughts nostalgia of "The O.C." to new favorites like "Julie and the Phantoms," these shows kept Insider staffers going this year.
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New Apple TV still slated for 2021, report says
Reports of a new Apple TV have been circulating for a while now, and a new report says today that it is still on track for 2021.
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HBO Max, Roku strike deal at last (yes, you'll be able to stream Wonder Woman 1984)
Roku, maker of some of the most popular streaming devices in the US, has never supported HBO Max's app. That changes tomorrow.
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The Mandalorian season 2 proves that Star Wars really can support lots of new shows
There’s new hope for the Star Wars universe
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Samsung announces massive 110-inch 4K TV with next-gen MicroLED picture quality
The price is likely to be outrageous, but the image quality is stunning.
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‘Alien’ TV Series from Noah Hawley Set for FX
FX boss John Landgraf has confirmed an “Alien” television series is in development from Noah Hawley. Ridley Scott is also in talks to serve as executive producer. Per Deadline: “The series is billed as being the first ‘Alien’ story set on Earth, and will blend the timeless horror of the original 1979 movie and the non-stop action of the 1986 James Cameron-directed second.” (Disney, apparently, does not consider the “Alien vs. Predator” series to be part of the official franchise.)
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YouTube TV Subscribers, Claim Your Free Chromecast With Google TV
Subscribe to YouTube TV? You may want to check your email! Google is sending out emails entitling subscribers of YouTube TV to a free Chromecast With Google TV. That’s a $50 value and a solid holiday gift.
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'The Office,' 'Game of Thrones,' 'Tenet' top Reddit's most popular movies and TV shows of 2020
There wasn't much to do in this horrible year besides consume entertainment and use the internet. So it will probably not shock you to learn that an awful lot of people were talking about entertainment online this year.
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The Best TV of 2020
From civil rights struggles to pottery throwdowns.
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Tim Allen revives 'Home Improvement' character for 'Last Man Standing' crossover episode
Mike Baxter, meet Tim Taylor. Last Man Standing is staging a Home Improvement crossover, of sorts, for its final season. Star Tim Allen will reprise his former TV role as the Taylor family patriarch and Tool Time host for a surreal Last Man Standing episode which has Allen playing both sitcom dads at the same time.
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'Warrior's most epic episode takes on America's racist history
“Enter the Dragon,” which premiered on Cinemax on November 27 (the 80th birthday of series creator Bruce Lee), was the biggest episode of Warrior yet with an eruption of violence in Chinatown. With lines drawn between the Tongs (the Chinese immigrant gangs who ruled San Francisco’s Chinatown) and jobless Irish-American laborers, Warrior ignites street warfare unlike anything seen in American television.
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Wonder Woman 1984 will be the first title that HBO Max streams in 4K
When Warner Bros. announced in mid-November that Wonder Woman 1984 will be available on HBO Max the same day it premieres in select theaters, I groaned. Not because of the decision to bring the movie right to the living room — that’s the right call — but I knew that, at the time, all content on HBO Max still topped out at 1080p. Resolution is one area where the service badly trails its competitors.
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‘Alien’ TV Miniseries Is More Than a Rumor: Development Talks Continue ‘from Time to Time’
Noah Hawley wants to use his "Legion" playbook to bring an "Alien" miniseries to FX.
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Netflix says Queen's Gambit is its most watched limited series
A show about an orphaned chess prodigy living with addiction doesn't exactly have all the hallmarks of a breakout hit, but The Queen's Gambit has been watched by 62 million accounts.
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