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Americans’ new TV habit: Subscribe. Watch. Cancel. Repeat.
(www.nytimes.com)
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Paramount+ is especially bad. Tiny selection, mostly shit, costs as much as the other services.
Paramount+ ate the children's entertainment app Noggin, which was primarily a streaming media and games app for the Nickelodeon crowd. It was commercial free, highly curated, and generally an exciting thing for the kids to open up and use to discover stuff like STEM games that were actually fun. Enshittification merged Noggin into Paramount, removed the recommendation algorithm geared towards kids, and shut down the Noggin app. Now Paramount is the only option and it's horrible.
My wife wanted to watch the Grammys and when we saw it was on Paramount Plus we got it for 1 day. Afterwards I bought a 25 dollar over the air antennae so we can watch live CBS on the local affiliate for the once per year when we want to watch live TV. Isn't worth it pretty much ever
they thought star trek would carry it.... when that didn't work, they shopped some of those titles around to play elsewhere and don't even have their entire flagship franchise available anymore.
And the only new Star Trek show in the pipeline? A YA Starfleet Academy show starring Commandant Tilly.
Agreed. I have that shit for free because of where I work and have yet to watch a single thing on it. I mean there's things I would've watched ideally, but my tastes have changed where I don't want to revisit some things. Ah yes, they have the fucking Golf Masters on there. Paramount Plus' selection looks like the home of all of those mundane shows you'd commonly find on cable TV. The ones you skip a lot of the time. They're all here in one package that almost nobody wants unless they want to tap into nostalgia for some of the other ones, like the Nick shows.
And no Anime at all either.