When Netflix Met WB
What happens when Netflix owns a century of studio power?
4.1 (27)
43 mins
Explore the $82.7 billion deal that could give Netflix permanent access to Warner Bros films, HBO shows, and major franchises, even as rivals and regulators warn of antitrust problems. Discover how the outcome could reshape release strategies, subscription economics, and the future of Hollywood.
Ep 1:
The $82.7 Billion Gamble
A ferocious bidding war between Paramount, Comcast, and Netflix ends with a jaw-dropping $82.7 billion deal—unpacking why Netflix went all-in on Warner Bros.' legendary content empire.
Ep 2:
Politics, Power, and the DC Universe
As Elizabeth Warren cries monopoly and political heavyweights maneuver behind closed doors, we explore the fight to block the deal and what it means for DC's cinematic future.
Ep 3:
Rivals Brace, Billions on the Line
Rival studios scramble to respond while we break down the staggering financials, debt risks, and the long regulatory road ahead before this mega-merger can close.
Ep 4:
Streaming's New World Order
What happens when one company controls entertainment's biggest icons? We explore the seismic shifts awaiting creators, theaters, and audiences in this new streaming era.
Discussions (12)
Dustin
Level 9 · 9 mo agoThis ruins the industry 👎
York
Level 6 · 9 mo agoPaying 82 billion just to turn HBO classics into mediocre content for casuals is hilarious lol
Nora
Level 9 · 9 mo ago82 billion dollars? my monthly bill is about to pay for the Batmobile’s gas money.
