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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| Issues | 97 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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"How Are They Doing?" Not Suitable For Work, Cape Fear, Every Year After, Office Romance,
Not Suitable For Work (Hulu): Traditional situation comedies are not a good lane for Hulu, at least based on audience size, but the service has not figured this out, yet it appears. This new single-cam, Friends-ish show created by M...
A Data-Led Tribute To James Burrows
In the annals of TV comedy, there is Norman Lear, Chuck Lorre, Garry Marshall, Seth MacFarlane, and James L Brooks, among others. But they primarily work(ed) on their own shows. James Burrows was often brought in to make other people’s seri...
"Previously On..."
The Crash (Netflix): One of the most successful streaming shows of the year is also one of the most compelling and confounding. It covers the case of Mackenzie Shirilla, who was convicted of intentionally crashing her car into a wall, whic...
No, There is Not A YouTube "Revolution" In Hollywood
Ever since the amazing box-office performances of Obsession and Backrooms, the pundit-verse has been afire with variations on the theme that their success marks a “revolution” in Hollywood. The implication in all of these posts is that we h...
"How Are They Doing?": The Crash, Criminal Minds, Spider Noir, The Four Seasons, Star City
The Crash on Netflix: This 90-minute documentary about Mackenzie Shirilla, who was convicted of intentionally driving her car into a wall, which killed her boyfriend and a friend, has truly captivated the country and the world.
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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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