2023年5月21日

(图片来源:连续波,杰夫•韦纳)“我很高兴地报告是非常忙碌的一年七个月在连续波,“网络总裁丹尼斯·米勒说。8月份Nexstar获得75%的连续波。米勒谈到知道”的力量在正确的时间正确的编程正确的客户。“娱乐总裁布拉德·施瓦兹称之为“一个激动人心的和忙碌的时间连续波,”谈到了网络自由现金流比最高,和狐狸一样。“广播是他们的核心业务,”他说。“我们的目标是使它变得更大。“连续波脱颖而出,因为它是一个品牌,施瓦茨相结合”的传统媒体与新媒体的最好。“其他网络单独品牌流网络,他说,但不是连续波,其流媒体平台不需要订阅或身份验证。连续波计划采用50 - 50 scripted-unscripted模型。编剧罢工并没有对网络产生重大影响,施瓦兹补充说,与一些脚本显示了来自其他国家。 All American is an exception. This fall, Mondays feature All American, which Schwartz mentioned has “a deep, loyal fandom,” and crime drama 61st Street, whose first season was on AMC. Schwartz called it “a big-budget, premium scripted drama.” Tuesdays have four comedies: Son of a Critch, Run the Burbs, Children Ruin Everything and Everyone Else Burns. Schwartz called Everyone Else Burns, about a religious family that believes the world will soon end, “the show that might condemn me to hell. It’s wrong in the best of ways.” Thursdays have “global sensation” FBoy Island, said Schwartz, “a show no other broadcaster would do.” Fridays see Brooke Burke host Penn & Teller: Fool Us and Saturdays have Masters of Illusion and World’s Funniest Animals. Sundays offer I Am Films, a series of documentaries about Alfred Hitchcock, Chris Farley, Burt Reynolds, Richard Pryor and other stars. Gotham Knights, Superman and Lois and All American: Homecoming are on the bubble. Schwartz said the network’s trademark superhero shows don’t work as well with young viewers who’d rather stream than make time for appointment viewing. “We need shows that are profitable,” he said. In development are unscripted shows Patti Stanger Millionaire Matchmaking (working title), cop show The Force and The Great American Bakeover. Scripted stuff in development are the Sophie Turner jewel thief drama Joan, Librarians spinoff The Librarians: The Next Chapter and thriller The Swarm. Schwartz called The Swarm “a big swing.” Drama Walker will air in the midseason. Schwartz called star Jared Padalecki “a leading man on The CW for 20 years.” The CW schedule also features LIV golf. “We know we’re the underdog and we know we’re competing with titans,” said Schwartz. “And that’s the way we like it.” Broadcasting & Cable Newsletter