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Jon Stewart will continue to host Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” every Monday and serve as executive producer for the series through December 2026. His current contract ends in December 2025. “Jon Stewart continues to elevate the genre he created. His return is an ongoing commitment to the incisive comedy and sharp commentary that define ‘The Daily Show,’” said Ari Pearce, Head of Comedy Central. “The renewal is a win for audiences, for Comedy Central and for all our programming partners.”
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Sports-related programming made up over 64% of the auto industry’s total national TV ad spend in 3Q25, according to iSpot.tv. The NFL accounted for 40.5% of total spend, followed by the MLB (4.2%). Auto spend in September dipped 8.6% from the year-ago period, to $21.6 million.
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Apple TV’s rebrand includes a new logo and new signature sound, released in a short bumper on Monday. “This is just the beginning,” posted the streamer on X.
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Season 12 of Bravo reality show “Vanderpump Rules” debutsTuesday, December 2 at 9p with an all-new cast. Ahead of the premiere, special “Raise Your Glass to 11 Seasons” will air Tuesday, November 25 at 9p.
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RFD-TV’s November slate includes Friday Movie Nights, the debut of “Goodtaste with Tanji” on Mondays at 6p, as well as a new season of “The Dailey & Vincent Show” on Saturdays at 8:30p.
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MGM+ has greenlit “The Hillside Strangler,” a four-part true-crime docuseries that explores the murders that gripped Los Angeles in the late 1970s. From executive producers Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman for The Intellectual Property Corporation; Tim Walsh (“Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer”); and Peter LoGreco, who also directs and serves as showrunner, the docuseries will premiere on January 18.
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FX has placed a series order for an untitled “Snowfall” spinoff from producer Malcolm Spellman and the producers of “Snowfall,” Dave Andron, Thomas Schlamme, Julie DeJoie, Michael London and Trevor Engelson. The series will be available on Hulu.
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Fox is developing a reboot of “Bewitched.” Sony Television will co-produce the project with Fox Entertainment. The reimagining of the 1964-72 sitcom as a drama comes from writer/executive producer Judalina Neira (“Daisy Jones and the Six”) and EP Doug Robinson at Sony TV.
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OpenAI inked a deal for $38 billion worth of capacity from Amazon Web Services and will immediately start accessing Nvidia’s graphics processing units. The initial phase of the deal will use existing AWS data centers, with Amazon eventually building out additional infrastructure for OpenAI. Unti this year, OpenAI had an exclusive cloud agreement with Microsoft.
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Global insights company GWI has announced a new integration with Anthropic’s AI assistant, Claude. Users of GWI can now access insights grounded in human truth, without leaving their chat with Claude. “We’ve reached a critical moment where AI needs a human-grounded truth source to stay useful and trustworthy for consumers,” said Misha Williams, Chief Operating Officer at GWI. “This integration with GWI gives Claude something no other chatbot has: direct access to real opinions, behaviors, and beliefs from people in the US and globally.”
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A triple bundle featuring AMC+, MGM+ and STARZ has launched exclusively on Prime Video for $19.99/month, a 31% savings. Current series featured include “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” and “Anne Rice’s Talamasca: The Secret Order” on AMC+; sci-fi horror series “FROM,” thriller “The Institute,” and the romantic adventure “Robin Hood” on MGM+; and the final season of “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” on STARZ.
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AMC Networks’ “Best Christmas Ever” kicks off Saturday, November 29 at 12p on AMC with “Scrooged.” The stunt offers over 600 hours of holiday films through December 26, including the likes of “Elf,” “The Polar Express,” and “White Christmas.”
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Feature documentary “Prime Minister,” focused on the tenure of New Zealand’s former prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, will have its television premiere on Sunday, November 16 at 9p on CNN.
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In honor of Transgender Awareness Week (November 13-19), Revry is featuring programming including “Between the Miles,” “Dawn: A Charleston Legend,” and “Haymaker,” among others.
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All Women’s Sports Network and Queens League announced a broadcast partnership that will see the Mexico and Spain-based women’s soccer league’s 2025-2026 season air live on the AWSN platform.(Source: Cynopsis)
Paramount landed the rights to Varsity Spirit’s Pro Cheer League. The league launches in January with four teams, each comprised of 30 cheerleaders selected through a competitive selection process that will be held this fall.
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FloSports and Polaris Pro Grappling, Europe’s grappling promotion, have entered into a multi-year streaming partnership making FloGrappling the global home for all future Polaris events. The partnership officially kicks off in January.
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Game 7 of the World Series delivered 26 million viewers for Fox, according to early Nielsen and Adobe Analytics data. That’s the largest audience for an MLB game since the 2017 World Series.
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“Thursday Night Football” on Prime Video registered the franchise’s seventh year-over-year increase of the season, which is now averaging 14.95 million viewers, up +15% over last year’s pace. It’s also a +49% jump from where “TNF” stood at this point during Prime Video’s inaugural season three years ago.(Source: Cynopsis)
The season three premiere of CBS’ “Tracker” drew 13.0 million Live+7 viewers, according to Nielsen, up 17% versus the year-go premiere.
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