Mike Schneider is dubbing 2019 the "stream-pocalypse." Disney, WarnerMedia, Apple, Comcast and others will all be launching streaming services and seeing if they can compete with Netflix. 

A look at the year in television, starting with the newest numbers for 2018 original scripted series. There are more than ever before--495, up from last year's 487--but that's not the whole story. 

Despite what they'd have you believe on Fox News, when it comes to television, there's no war on Christmas. Rather, it's the war for Christmas--everyone wants a piece. 

Disney is killing it on the film side, but their broadcast TV network has hit some tough times. 

For Thanksgiving week, Mike and Joe tell us about television shows and networks they're thankful for and how to time travel back to 1996 via your TV. 

Megyn Kelly is off the 'Today' show, but her blackface comment debacle is just one of the issues troubling NBC News under Andy Lack.

Netflix is premiering more original content on the streaming service every week, but in certain places, it's cutting back. The recent cancellation of two Marvel series, 'Iron Fist' and 'Luke Cage,' hint that the divorce between Netflix and Disney/Marvel is coming.