You might have noticed that Chappelle's Show is no longer on Netflix. There's a pretty good reason for that.
In an 18-minute video posted to Instagram (one of only four posts to his account), comedian Dave Chappelle explains why the seminal comedy show was removed from Netflix. But you have to want it. The full video is very much worth watching. It starts off with Chappelle telling a story about how he lent someone a joke and dude refused to return it, telling a 15-year-old Chappelle it just wasn't going to happen.
Chappelle continues with a story about Three-Card Monte and how he lost money while everyone at the game was yelling and cheering him on. He realized those people were all the dealer's friends. And when Chappelle tried to warn the next mark about the game, the dealer grabbed Chappelle and finally told him "Young man, don't ever get between a man and his meal."
TEGNA now entering a new dispute with DirecTV, the TEGNA contract for carriage expires at 8 PM ET on Monday.
AT&T/DirecTV statement on their disputes page:
https://www.att.com/tvpromise/
WFAA's version of TEGNA's statement of the pending dispute:
https://www.wfaa.com/directv
“Since July, Nexstar has been negotiating tirelessly and in good faith in an attempt to reach a mutually agreeable multi-year contract with Dish, offering Dish the same fair market rates it offered to other large distribution partners with whom it completed successful negotiations in 2019 and 2020,” Nexstar said in the release. The satellite TV company, Nexstar claims, has instead countered those offers by proposing rates that go “significantly backward” and by threatening to drop Nexstar’s cable channel, WGN America.
Nexstar also pointed out Dish’s past retrans and carriage scuffles, adding that in 2020 alone, the company has dropped network or local community programming from The E.W. Scripps Co., Cox Media Group, Mission Broadcasting, and the NFL Network. In contrast, Nexstar pointed to its recent carriage deals, adding that in October alone it had reached agreements with nearly 200 distribution partners and that since purchasing Tribune Media in September 2019, it has completed agreements with distributors covering more than half of its U.S. footprint.
Dish has released a video on the Nexstar Dispute. As in every dispute with dish their PR person makes excuses.
But expecting me to switch providers(as their website suggests) just to get a pathetic station like 12 is a non starter!!!!All Tegna stations are off DirecTV. This has nothing directly to do with Channel 12.
I say streaming will accelerate for at least for Hulu, ESPN+,Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+, and others but I am not so sure for Tegna, Nexstar, Sinclair, Scripps, Hearst, Gray, News Press Gazette, Meredith and how they would respond to adapting to the streaming age.I wonder if this becomes a breaking point with 2 major companies blocking out the country.
Do you know what Locust is? If not, maybe check it out...it's a non-profit that gives people access to broadcast television stations over the internet.But expecting me to switch providers(as their website suggests) just to get a pathetic station like 12 is a non starter!!!!