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Disney+ tweeting out everything that's coming. Nice to see Gummi Bears on there!

I'm assuming Disney+ isn't getting the two Tom Holland Spider-man movies, right?

I'm assuming Disney+ isn't getting the two Tom Holland Spider-man movies, right?

That's what everybody is assuming.

Homecoming isn't on there for launch...

It'll probably go on whatever Sony's streaming service is. Is Crackle still a thing?

Disney+ tweeting out everything that's coming. Nice to see Gummi Bears on there!

Damn Disney has made a ton of shitty TV movies.

and a ton of good ones

That does not help your counterpoint, eddy.

better?

No.

Blank Check

#Winner

Audio tech question

As noted before, I have an older TV outside on our patio that is non-Bluetooth. It does have front panel RCA jacks and such. Our spa/hot tub situation is about 30' from the TV's position, and when the bubbles are going we can't really hear the audio with the neighbors also hearing what we're watching. What are our options for getting the audio from the TV to a wireless speaker that we can put nearer our spa?

#firstworldproblems

@tifosi77 This should do it.

Thanks for that, boss.

Gummi Bears!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is how it’s done, @eddysnake:

It's official: Gargoyles is confirmed for Disney's upcoming streaming service.

I am looking forward to Gargoyles. I remember it being really well done, but I have no idea how it may hold up now.

What kind of morning show only happens 10 times a year?

I’m surprised apple’s website didn’t crash with the flood of people signing up for something as compelling as Jennifer Anniston and Reese Whitherspoon babbling about the world.

I think it's a sitcom about a morning show.

That still means that each episode has 'normal' production costs of $11 million per episode, which is plainly stupid and likely unsustainable.

AppleTV's subscriber numbers are going to be trash, even with the number of fanboys they have.

Source of the post That still means that each episode has 'normal' production costs of $11 million per episode, which is plainly stupid and likely unsustainable.

Wasn't Game of Thrones like $15M an episode? I guess that's the cost of jumping in late in the game. Good gig if you can get it!

Game Of Throne was a piece of fantasy that had an average of around 700 CG VFX shots per episode

AppleTV's subscriber numbers are going to be trash, even with the number of fanboys they have.

There is a reason Apple has never really gotten more than 10% or so of the home computer install base. And that reason is not cost.