Not happening. All new fare is strictly being made for CN, Nick, Disney and HBO Max. The days of Filmation, Hanna-Barbera, DePatie-Freleng and the like are long gone.
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2023 TV Predictions
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That's great! I can now totally those classic cartoon killing interpretations of real animation.
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FSN3 like ESPN3.
TBS Braves back and TNT MLB.
Other Weigal Networks on Sprectrum.
TBS Braves back and TNT MLB.
Other Weigal Networks on Sprectrum.
Huh?
Scripps think you should reach out to Robin Meade & Bob Van Dillen they could be a good addition for Scripps News no Alexi Lalas for 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Brittney Griner interview and 30 for 30 is gonna be a must watch 10 pm Baltimore news wars Sonya Deville and Kevin Pereira for Dancing with the Stars and David Shaw for nbc's big ten saturday night
Either this dataset includes all of Meta's platforms into the single entry called "Facebook", or Insta isn't even in the top ten.
I think that kills your prediction above.
AEW couldn't keep 1 million viewers for Dynamite and Rampage is losing more viewers weekly. TNT will cancel AEW Rampage for Izzolli and Isles and/or Bones reruns instead.
No 🤣😂
Samantha bee will reemerge on peacock
Fallon will announce hes leaving the tonight show
Netflix will raise its prices, as will philo, sling (once again) and several others
Niche streaming services like britbox will shut down
Peacock and hulu will acquire shows from hbo max (either exclusively or non-exclusively)
Peacock will offer shows before they hit the airwaves to subscribers.
Fallon will announce hes leaving the tonight show
Netflix will raise its prices, as will philo, sling (once again) and several others
Niche streaming services like britbox will shut down
Peacock and hulu will acquire shows from hbo max (either exclusively or non-exclusively)
Peacock will offer shows before they hit the airwaves to subscribers.
Both Apple and Disney Plus will offer live concerts, both for all subscribers, and as separate 'Virtual Ticket' events.
Mgomrjsurf
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Leno or Letterman will do a Talk Show again.
i would hope at least Letterman would. I enjoyed so many of his bits, especially this time of year with guest Darlene Love.
Letterman has his streaming show; Leno’s game show is a quasi talk show anyway.
Mgomrjsurf
Banned
Yes about Leno.
I don't think it will occur as early as 2023, but I think the remaining daytime soaps on broadcast-TV will be gone before too many years go by.
I think ABC will eventually cancel "General Hospital" and either replace it with some sort of talk show, or give back it's midafternoon time slot back to local affiliates in return for taking back the 9-10 A.M. hour to expand "Good Morning America" to a third hour (which may also trigger a change of title for "GMA 3"---maybe to "Good Afternoon America"?).
I also think that within a couple of years, CBS will cancel it's remaining soaps ("The Young And The Restless" and "The Bold And The Beautiful"), with "Y&R" probably getting replaced by a talk show and "B&B"'s half-hour returned to local CBS affiliates and the daytime schedule rearranged so CBS affiliates, regardless of time zone, get the hour between 12 Noon and 1 P.M. local time to fill with programs of the station's choice. If CBS does this, I could see the network strongly suggest to it's affiliates that they expand their local Noon newscasts to a full hour.
The reason I see the demise of the soaps is that viewership has gone down and production costs have gone up. I don't think daytime soaps are as profitable to the networks (and the shows' producers) as they were 40, 30, 20, 10, or even five years ago.
Again, I doubt this will occur as soon as 2023, but maybe in 2024 or 2025.
I think ABC will eventually cancel "General Hospital" and either replace it with some sort of talk show, or give back it's midafternoon time slot back to local affiliates in return for taking back the 9-10 A.M. hour to expand "Good Morning America" to a third hour (which may also trigger a change of title for "GMA 3"---maybe to "Good Afternoon America"?).
I also think that within a couple of years, CBS will cancel it's remaining soaps ("The Young And The Restless" and "The Bold And The Beautiful"), with "Y&R" probably getting replaced by a talk show and "B&B"'s half-hour returned to local CBS affiliates and the daytime schedule rearranged so CBS affiliates, regardless of time zone, get the hour between 12 Noon and 1 P.M. local time to fill with programs of the station's choice. If CBS does this, I could see the network strongly suggest to it's affiliates that they expand their local Noon newscasts to a full hour.
The reason I see the demise of the soaps is that viewership has gone down and production costs have gone up. I don't think daytime soaps are as profitable to the networks (and the shows' producers) as they were 40, 30, 20, 10, or even five years ago.
Again, I doubt this will occur as soon as 2023, but maybe in 2024 or 2025.
True since it says "Facebook" maybe the parent company? If we are talking about the main platform I knew in the past year Facebook Inc was renamed Meta Inc. Here is the current stats for 2 of the Meta owned platforms.
Global Facebook user age & gender distribution 2025| Statista
As of April 2024, men between the ages of 25 and 34 years made up Facebook largest audience.
www.statista.com
Instagram: age distribution of global audiences 2025| Statista
As of July 2025, over 30 percent of global Instagram audiences were aged between 25 and 34 years.
www.statista.com
80+ Facebook Statistics You Need to Know in 2025 - Omnicore Agency
Tap here to find interesting 2025 Facebook stats, demographics, financials, and Fun Facts that will blow you away.
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23 Instagram demographics marketers need to know in 2026
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Instagram's demos as of 2022.
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Is this the end of TV? Broadcasters prepare for online-only switch
As ITVX launches and the BBC gets ready to stream not beam, will event viewing become a thing of the past?
ITVX is going to be a streaming outlet for UK audiences.
BBC preparing to go online-only over next decade, says director general
Tim Davie outlines vision for a world of ‘infinite choice’ where broadcast TV and radio are being switched off
Also BBC is transitioning to Online only by the 2030's.
To be frank, I'm surprised legacy daytime "soap operas" on the major networks have lasted as long as they've somehow managed to. Consider that their core audiences at one time were stay at home moms and women homemakers - and aside from relatively brief maternity leaves neither of these has existed in large numbers for decades. Soaps were once also watched by college students, but younger generations are now mostly into streaming services and content on their smartphones. Given those factors alone, it's a small wonder that traditional daytime soaps have lasted as long as they have.
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