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    1 in 3 Americans Ready to Drop Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime over Lame Shows






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    ALANA MASTRANGELO

    13 May 2021

    A new study found that while Americans are streaming television now more than ever, one in three of them say they are ready to drop Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime because they find their original programs to be subpar.

    A survey of 2,000 Americans, conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Tubi, found that 70 percent of Americans say they’re watching more TV now than at the start of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, according to a report by Study Finds.

    The report added that one in three Americans, however, admitted to watching whatever was trending — not because the content was good, but because there was nothing else to do.

    The study also revealed that Tiger King is the most over-hyped show of the pandemic, with I Care A Lot and Schitt’s Creek making it onto the list of the top three pieces of entertainment that respondents now consider to be overrated television.

    Moreover, shows about British aristocracy also didn’t fare well, with Bridgerton (pictured) and The Crown landing in fourth and fifth place on the list.

    Now, nearly one-third (32 percent) are planning on canceling the streaming services they are currently using once the United States fully reopens. Among that group, one in three cite cost as the reason they are planning to cancel their subscriptions.

    Among the respondents seeking to cancel their streaming services, 46 percent say Netflix is getting canceled, while 34 percent say Hulu, and another 34 percent say Amazon Prime.

    “Movies and TV shows served as a much-needed escape and form of entertainment over this past year,” a Tubi spokesperson said in a statement. “Though as we see the light at the end of the tunnel, Americans are likely to be more discerning around how much they’re spending on subscriptions once life returns to normal.”

    The survey’s respondents also blamed social media (31 percent), and their friends (28 percent) for peer pressuring them to engage in increased streaming during the Wuhan virus pandemic.

    https://www.breitbart.com/entertainm...er-lame-shows/

    There are more than a few vintage shows from the 50's, 60's and 70's which could be re-imaged but use the exact same scripts from the old shows and they would be MUCH better than today's nonsense.

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    Adam 12 - The Search


    Late one evening at an armed robbery at a supermarket, Reed chases and captures one of the two perpetrators on foot, while Malloy goes on a vehicle pursuit of the other perpetrator. During that time, Malloy in Adam-12 stops communicating over the radio. Reed hopes that the only problem is the radio, as he himself had had problems transmitting on occasion earlier in their shift. In reality, Malloy ran off the side of the road and down a wooded hillside, totaling the police cruiser, damaging the radio which can no longer transmit, and seriously injuring himself, he who requires immediate medical attention. Reed is among the officers who go looking for Malloy, their search hindered by the dark and remote location of Malloy's last transmission. The one benefit for Malloy is that the radio in the cruiser is still receiving, so he can hear what is going on in the search for him, and react accordingly albeit in his limited physical capacity. The one other problem for Malloy is what may be lurking in the dark wooded hillside. The search for Malloy highlights the true nature of Malloy and Reed's partnership and friendship.

    Officer Pete Malloy, Kent McCord ... Officer Jim Reed and William Boyett ... Sgt. MacDonald

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