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Too Much TV: 'Scale' Is The Same As 'Market Consolidation.' Both Are Bad For Consumers

May 12, 2026

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Too Much TV: 'Scale' Is The Same As 'Market Consolidation.' Both Are Bad For Consumers

Also, the highlight of ABC's upfronts is the Savannah Bananas?

Too Much TV: NBC, Fox Kick Off Day One Of The 2026 Upfronts

May 11, 2026

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Too Much TV: NBC, Fox Kick Off Day One Of The 2026 Upfronts

Spoiler: there are a lot of new unscripted shows

Too Much TV: ABC Pushes Back After FCC Attack On 'The View'

May 8, 2026

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Too Much TV: ABC Pushes Back After FCC Attack On 'The View'

The network is finally learning that a bully never backs down.

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'Remarkably Bright Creatures' And The Afterlife of Loss

May 8, 2026

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'Remarkably Bright Creatures' And The Afterlife of Loss

Sometimes surviving grief feels suspiciously like having a job.

Rick Ellis

Too Much TV: What Movie Critics & Journalists Get Wrong About Streaming

May 7, 2026

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Too Much TV: What Movie Critics & Journalists Get Wrong About Streaming

Just because it's conventional wisdom doesn't mean it's correct.

Michael Symon

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Too Much TV: Ted Turner, Stephen Colbert and Michael Symon

May 6, 2026

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Too Much TV: Ted Turner, Stephen Colbert and Michael Symon

Here are three names you probably didn't expect to see in one headline

Rick Ellis

Too Much TV: The Best Free Streaming Service You (Probably) Have Never Watched

May 5, 2026

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8 min read

Too Much TV: The Best Free Streaming Service You (Probably) Have Never Watched

If you haven't been watching The Network, you have missing out on some wonderful television

Disney

Too Much TV: Disney's New 'Super App'

May 4, 2026

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Too Much TV: Disney's New 'Super App'

When it comes to streaming platforms, bigger isn't always better.

Rick Ellis

Building A Profitable Independent Newsletter

May 4, 2026

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5 min read

Building A Profitable Independent Newsletter

A newsletter can be a viable business. But you have to treat it like one.