Ted On TV
Ted LinhartThe only completely free source for independent, program-specific analysis of viewership data on the latest streaming originals, from an expert with 30 years' experience. Also, series commentary and a look at notable moments from TV's past.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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"How Are They Doing"?: Bait, Love Overboard, Something Very Bad Is Going To Happen, For All Mankind, Your Friends & Neighbors, Imperfect Women, Monarch
Bait on Amazon: This is Amazon’s second BIG miss, trying to extend its James Bond IP into a television series without creating an actual James Bond series. The first attempt was 007: Road To A Million, an Amazing Race-style show that I real...
"How Are They Doing?": The Madison, Scarpetta, Young Sherlock, Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Love Story, Jury Duty
The Madison on Paramount+: Paramount has released a very predictable spin on The Madison’s performance. First, let me lay out what is actually happening, then I will point out the tricks of the press release.
"Previously On..."
I have published a new article on Forbes.com regarding the fact that Paramount and WBD will own 40% of the top acquired content on streaming, which can be read here.
"How Are They Doing?" Paradise, The Last Thing He Told Me, War Machine
Paradise on Hulu: Season two of Hulu’s top drama, which I stopped watching after the incredibly lazy, insipid, and cliched ending of S2E3, is performing just above the very strong first season. After ten days of viewing, episodes one throug...
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Insights about the business of TV blending 30 years of data analysis experience as a media researcher, encyclopedic knowledge of television programming history, and watching 6-8 hours of TV per day. I started reading TV Guide at 6 and Variety at 10.
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