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For years, The CW and Netflix had a deal that worked well for both of them. With that pact now done, The CW looks toward a different kind of digital future. 

For the first time, PBS will stream live on a so-called "skinny bundle," YouTube TV. It's a way for PBS programming to reach viewers who may have left traditional cable and are going the over the top route instead. It's an important move towards a streaming future, but is it enough?

For the first time in years, Netflix actually lost subscribers in the U.S. What's behind the dip and how worried should we be about the streaming giant?

Joe wants to know: "Where is the broadcast network version of Shark Week?" When temperatures rise and ratings dip, there's room for some out-of-the-box thinking on the broadcast networks. What's holding them back?

We've talked before about showrunners moving from broadcast networks to Netflix in multi-million dollar deals. But Netflix isn't the only one shelling out the big bucks for that kind of talent: WarnerMedia recently made some big deals of their own, signing J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot production company and working out a new deal with veteran producer John Wells. 

As the Democratic debates begin this week, we take time to talk TV's coverage of the 2020 election. Even though we're still more than a year out, there are signs that much of the TV news media hasn't embraced many of the lessons from the last presidential election.

With its graphic depictions of drug addiction and sex, HBO's 'Euphoria' depicts a modern version of teen life that's beyond bleak. Pushing the envelope is nothing new for HBO, but will viewers feel differently with a series about teenagers?

Last week, 'Jeopardy!' was in the headlines as contestant James Holzhauer ended his epic streak on the show. This week, ABC is going all in on their game show revivals, bringing back new versions of 'Press Your Luck' and 'Card Sharks' with celebrity guests.

If you don't subscribe to CBS All Access, you may not have seen the critically acclaimed show 'The Good Fight,' the spin-off of the CBS drama 'The Good Wife.' CBS is hoping to get more viewers on board by airing 'The Good Fight' reruns on on CBS this summer.