Holy fuck! 4?! I'm so olddddddd

I don't have the source, but I can confirm that I was once read the same thing lol

"Six 'n the mornin', police at my dawh, fresh adidas squeak across my Hollywood stah...."

It would be easy. Half of the first season due to budget awareness would be backstory and his son being there. Most cgi would be the first, mid, and season finale.

Obligatory explanation why it’s bad: https://youtu.be/KSXKzPOcYDU

Well no they didn't use it. They just got rid of it.

Boomers who still subscribe to cable and watch Fox News.

It would have to contend within its own generation with Stranger Things first. That show is very popular.

People use this? Seems very risky, especially on Netflix.

If Disney didn't buy it back then and pump loads of marketing into the brand and create new content, why would it be worth more now, aside from inflationary reasons, that is.

I used it once, and it sent me to recently released stuff, so I stopped using it.

>that still engages in pay-per-view.

WWE hasn't done proper PPVs in ages. That strategy went away with the WWE Network, and they are no longer even called pay-per-views, they are now officially called premium live events.

Buying Lucasfilm also included Industrial Light and Magic and Skywalker Sound, so there were still tangible money generating assets included completely outside of the Star Wars brand.

Like everyone else

I forgot the feature existed.

They had a few superbowl commercials. That’s the big reason it’s probably being mentioned.

They will win emmy but in technical side

Source for this?

Same reason Fox News gets good ratings. The right is pretty much condensed on Fox so everyone who leans that way and wants to watch that stuff goes there. Meanwhile everyone else is split between Kimmel/Colbert/Fallon.

That's pretty much been the bread and butter of that model. Create a monopoly on mainstream conservative media, be the only show in town, and then position yourselves as the alternative.

This exact comment is LITERALLY the top comment of every Hollywood Star post on this subreddit. Also the cost is primarily towards actually installing it into the Walk of Fame.

Yeah but all of that sale is assets & IPs.

WWE is assets, IPs, live broadcast, ticketing & a fan culture that still engages in pay-per-view.

Honestly, for the right leader with the right strategy, WWE is a Lucasfilm level asset with millions in ticket sales in any given week, with millions in residuals. From a pure revenue/cash flow perspective, WWE is one helluva business. It has an almost guaranteed weekly, monthly & annual cash flow regardless of whether or not the current storylines stick. Much easier for WWE to recover quickly from a Solo- or ROS-situation with no brand damage than for Star Wars to be exiled to TV with no box office revenue for 5 years while they figure out what to do with it.

A massive chunk of Americans are TERRIBLE people. A lot of them have Fox News on the tv all day long regardless of what show is on.

The game pulled in 1-1.2 billion annual revenues. 6 billion is super reasonable considering the game likely has high margins.

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Good on you. It's like Garfield but with less lasagna and more fascism.