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ON TELEVISION (MONDAY 11/17/25)
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NETFLIX: Gabby’s Dollhouse (Premiere)
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Disney and YouTube TV agreed on a carriage deal on Friday, 15 days into a blackout of Disney channels on the service. The agreement includes carriage of ABC and ESPN, along with other networks, and the inclusion of the Unlimited tier of ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer streaming at no extra charge for YouTube TV subscribers. The Disney+/Hulu bundle will also be made available in select YouTube offerings. “This new agreement reflects our continued commitment to delivering exceptional entertainment and evolving with how audiences choose to watch,’’ said Disney Entertainment Co-Chairmen Alan Bergman and Dana Walden and ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro. “It recognizes the tremendous value of Disney’s programming and provides YouTube TV subscribers with more flexibility and choice.”
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Preliminary bids for Warner Bros. Discovery are due November 20, reports Deadline. In addition to Paramount, which has already made three offers, Comcast and Netflix are expected to make moves. Suitors have signed NDAs enabling them to sift through WBD’s financials and prepare offers.
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The SAG Awards have been renamed The Actor Awards Presented by SAG-AFTRA. “Since the beginning, our statue has been called ‘The Actor’ and we’re a show that’s entirely about actors, so this new name is a perfect next step in the show’s evolution,” said Jon Brockett, The Actor Awards showrunner and executive producer. “The Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA gives viewers in 190-plus countries an immediate understanding of who we are and what we’re about.”
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Straight from BravoCon: Bravo has greenlit “Still Flipping Out” (w/t), following former “Flipping Out” star Jeff Lewis as his show on Radio Andy and design empire converge. “Jeff Lewis has always been authentically himself, and that’s exactly why fans have followed him across different platforms and mediums,” said Rachel Smith, EVP of Unscripted Content, Lifestyle and Documentaries, NBCUniversal Entertainment. “His humor and knack for beautiful chaos have only grown since ‘Flipping Out.’ Bringing him back to Bravo feels less like a return and more like picking up right where we left off.” The series is produced by 32 Flavors Entertainment.
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Bravo is setting sail again with “Below Deck” for a 13th season, and “Below Deck Mediterranean” for an 11th. Capt. Sandy Yawn and Chief Stew Aesha Scott will return for the upcoming season of “Below Deck Mediterranean” taking place in Dubrovnik, Croatia. The next installment of “Below Deck” will film in Thailand. Both series are set to air next year.
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“Las Culturistas Culture Awards,” hosted by comedians Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, will return to Bravo in 2026. “We are beside ourselves with joy, excitement and more that The Culture Awards will be back on Bravo and Peacock in 2026!” said Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. “This is officially a front runner in the category of Best Decision Ever Made, though it faces stiff competition from ‘Meryl Streep decides to try acting’ and ‘dumping that loser!!!’ We’ll see you soon!”.
(Source: Cynopsis)
It looks like Vicki Gunvalson is returning to “The Real Housewives of Orange County” as a full-time housewife for season 20. Onstage during BravoCon, Gunvalson, a full-time housewife for the reality show’s first 13 seasons, accepted Andy Cohen’s invitation to return.
(Source: Cynopsis)
Spinoff series “The Valley: Persian Style” kicks off Thursday, January 8 at 9 on Bravo. The show follows a tight-knit group of Persian friends who have traded Beverly Hills for suburban life in the Valley.
(Source: Cynopsis)
“Rise of the 49ers” premieres Sunday, February 1 at 9p on AMC. The limited series explores the San Francisco 49ers during the ‘80s and early ’90s.
(Source: Cynopsis)
“The Conjuring: Last Rites” starts streaming Friday, November 21 on HBO Max. The film was released in theaters September 5.
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The season two premiere of ABC’s “High Potential” jumped to 21.48 million Total Viewers after 35 days of viewing across ABC, Hulu, Hulu on Disney+ and digital platforms. Excluding encores, the premiere earned 17.23 million Total Viewers and a 3.90 rating among Adults 18-49, based on Nielsen cross-platform measurement.
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The week of October 13 was just the second in 2025 where no title crossed the billion-minute mark in Nielsen’s Streaming Top 10. Nielsen notes the week was heavy with live sports – the MLB playoffs, NFL and college football, Week 2 of NHL’s regular season, Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix— which likely had an impact on streaming usage. Netflix’s “Monster: The Ed Gein Story” maintained the #1 overall position for a third consecutive week with 979 million minutes, followed by British historical drama “Poldark.”
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Emmy-winning writer/producer Dan McGrath died November 14 after suffering a stroke. He was 61. McGrath was best known for his work on “Saturday Night Live,” “The Simpsons” and “King of the Hill.”
(Source: Cynopsis)
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WEEKEND BOX OFFICE
Now You See Me: Now You Don’t – $21.3 million
The Running Man – $17 million
Predator: Badlands – $13 million
Regetting You – $4 million
Black Phone 2 – $2.7 million
(Source: Box Office Mojo)
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