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‘Wonder Man’ Had 52% Audience Retention Yet Was Canceled As Broadcast TV Sees Higher Renewal Rates Than Streaming — Report

In an interesting turn of events, broadcast series are more likely to be renewed than those on streaming, according to a new report from data intelligence company Luminate. The report, released Friday, found that the broadcast networks renewed 65% of their output in 2025 versus just 44% across the major SVOD services, bucking a conventional […]

‘Wonder Man’ Had 52% Audience Retention Yet Was Canceled As Broadcast TV Sees Higher Renewal Rates Than Streaming — Report

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Dan Campbell Assigns Blame After Lions’ Week 2 Loss to Bills

Lions coach Dan Campbell called out his team's performance after a disappointing loss to the Bills in Week 2.

  • Dan Campbell blamed team's loss on defense's inability to stop Bills.
  • Josh Allen's dual-threat led Bills to 14-0 lead in first quarter.
  • Lions struggled to contain Bills' offense throughout the game.

Javier Bardem-Led Drama ‘The Spread’ Lands Series Order at HBO After Bidding War

The shows takes place in Miami as it transforms into a paradise of power dubbed Wall Street South The post Javier Bardem-Led Drama ‘The Spread’ Lands Series Order at HBO After Bidding War appeared…

  • HBO secures series order for The Spread drama starring Javier Bardem
  • Written by Bill Dubuque and Sean Sansiveri, set in Miami's Wall Street South
  • Bidding war with Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+, Apple TV

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