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This week, Disney Plus posted a super long Twitter thread listing all the content that'll come with its streaming service next month. But they're not the only ones going after younger viewers. Netflix, Apple and WarnerMedia have all made major plays to offer more family-friendly content. 

We're about a month away from the arrivals of Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus--with even more services to come after that. As the streaming wars heat up, Disney has now said they won't be airing any Netflix ads on most Disney-owned networks. 

As the House barrels towards impeachment proceedings following the reveal of the whistleblower's complaint, viewers are not surprisingly, turning to cable to figure out what's going on.

For the first time in quite a while, broadcast TV looks to be offering up some promising new shows. Mike and Joe discuss what's caught their eye so far. 

It's the battle of the limited series! Plus, will "Game of Thrones" dominate? How about "Veep?" And will a hostless show hold viewers' attention?

Two new daytime talk shows debuted this week--with their new outings, hosts Tamron Hall and Kelly Clarkson are attempting to bring some excitement to a side of TV that seems to have been abandoned. 

It's not just your imagination--there really are a bunch of celebrities who have signed on to do projects with the forthcoming streaming service Quibi. Just one question--what is it, exactly?

For your consideration billboards everywhere? Nonstop panel events? Maisel Day? It can only mean one thing: final Emmy voting has begun. 

The two parts of the Redstone media empire are on the verge of becoming one. Again. CBS and Viacom were split apart in 2006, and by the looks of things, will soon be reunited.