Posted on 10/22/2022 3:10:26 AM PDT by dynachrome
To survive in America, it is necessary for Democrats to constantly Kiss Black Ass.
Pandering to all Black actors who need their asses kissed to survive is a necessity
Speaking of offerings:
I highly recommend The Offer (Paramount streaming) about Paramount’s making of The Godfather.—#1 GOAT.
Fascinating. NY Mafia subterfuge, Mafia assistance, murder, Hollywood, studio infighting. A bit self serving as it’s told through the eyes of “good guy” Producer Ruddy.
Miles Teller stars as Ruddy. All the other characters we know from the original.
Shaka Zulu . Good movie.
If Amazon is the most important company in the world, doesn’t the world deserve an economic depression?
Bwaaa ha ha ha
So watch our rubbish inclusive diverse sophomore film project or we’re all going to die.
Was there really an oitvry from black people for black elves and hobbitts? Why not Mongolian or Chinese hobbits and elves?
So...
If I don’t buy into a TeeVee series loaded with annoying PC Krappe, I’m responsible for destroying the world via starvation and nuclear war?
...guess I better buy some!
They’re confusing democracy with Libtardism again
It made us all think for a moment.
Nailed it.
Apparently, Amazon has hit it out of the park with Thursday Night Football.
Not sure about the math actually turning into positive revenue.
Cost $1.2 plus production costs
divided by 15 games broadcast, week one and week 12 (Thanksgiving are on NBC) = $80 million per game
Average of $12 million streams* divided by $80 million = $66.66 cost per viewer per week.
Are they really getting that per viewer business bump?
I watched the first game at a sports bar and a few minutes of another game on streaming (you cannot do anything else on a tablet while streaming).
Like me, I would think most who are streaming already have Amazon Prime so they are not gaining additional revenue there.
* streams are per computers, tablet & phone streaming the game. Multiple people could be watching.
Amazon Thursday night viewership higher in Week 4
by Paulsen 3 weeks ago
Thursday Night Football [Thursday, September 29, 2022] ratings posted an uptick over the previous week, with local over-the-air simulcasts making up a smaller percentage of the audience.
Dolphins-Bengals averaged a 5.7 rating and 11.72 million viewers on the latest edition of Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime (13.4M including additional data not tracked by Nielsen), a figure that includes 531,000 viewers on local over-the-air affiliates in the home markets. The over-the-air audience was easily the smallest of the season, falling below 1.18 million the previous week and 1.17 million for the season debut in Week 2.
On Amazon alone, the game averaged around 11.19 million — up from the previous week (9.85M) and if still short of the premiere (11.87M).
Viewership for the Bengals’ win jumped 37% from Jaguars-Bengals on NFL Network last year, with the audience rising even higher in the key young adult demographics — 54% in adults 25-54 (from 4.06M to 6.27M), 67% in 18-49 (from 3.59M to 6.00M) and 95% in 18-34 (from 1.41M to 2.75M). So far this season, Amazon’s Thursday night audience is up 100% from last year in 18-34.
Keep in mind the first three Thursday night games last season aired exclusively on NFL Network, with the first FOX simulcast coming in Week 5.
Through Thursday, Amazon now owns three of the nine highest ratings in 18-34 this season (21 total telecasts), more than any other NFL broadcaster.
operative words for failure: “ode to diversity”. Folks are just getting tired of having diversity crammed down their throats in every movie and commercial.
It’s the dogs J.B., they just won’t eat it...
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