Motherfukkers.
Hoping there’s a chance The Mick comes back from the dead.
Motherfukkers.
@FlyRyZendaya To Topline HBO’s Drama Pilot ‘Euphoria’; Storm Reid, Maude Apatow, Astro & Eric Dane Co-Star
"Euphoria revolves around the story of drugs, sex, identity, trauma, social media, love and friendship as told by a lying, drug-addicted 17-year-old girl named Rue, to be played by Zendaya."
This just sounds like a HBO version of a Netflix show for teens.
Zendaya To Topline HBO’s Drama Pilot ‘Euphoria’; Storm Reid, Maude Apatow, Astro & Eric Dane Co-Star
"Euphoria revolves around the story of drugs, sex, identity, trauma, social media, love and friendship as told by a lying, drug-addicted 17-year-old girl named Rue, to be played by Zendaya."
This just sounds like a HBO version of a Netflix show for teens.
You know, I think I'm done being investing in network TV. They stay scrapping shyt. They're so desperate for a home-runs with every show. That's just not realistic anymore. Why can't they evolve and accept that?Motherfukkers.
Hoping there’s a chance The Mick comes back from the dead.
Wow. That's huge.
Apple seems to be getting a few things in the pipeline.
Anybody have any idea of how they plan on rolling shyt out?
Is Apple TV poppin' enough to get them in the game alongside Hulu & Amazon? (I left off Netflix because, come on... it's Netflix - there's a long way to go)
They have a war chest but for some reason they're not spending yet. I think they'll incorporate Apple TV with Apple Music similar to how YouTube Red gives you Google Music.
I was just thinking - if I was a creative and Apple came to me with the bag, would I go with them or hold out for someone else?
For me I'd say if I had a show I was pitching and it wasn't network I'd be hoping for (in order):
1. Netflix (eyes)
2. HBO (they still only program on Sundays really so you're gonna be waiting a while for your turn)
3. Hulu/Apple
4. Apple/Hulu
5. Amazon Prime (they'll figure it out eventually)
6. YouTube Red/TV (still feels like it's a platform for kids/teens)