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television11 days ago•7 min saved

CBS Trims 2026-2027 Slate: 3 Cancellations, 3 Delays, and Reduced Orders

CBS has finalized significant changes to its 2026-2027 television lineup, canceling three series, delaying three others to 2027, and reducing episode orders for four additional shows. The network also ended one series earlier in 2026. These moves reflect a strategic shift toward a leaner schedule, with several fan-favorite hits pushed into the new year. While the specific titles of the canceled and delayed shows are not detailed in the report, the adjustments indicate a focus on optimizing content output for the upcoming season.

via Just Jared|

#2026-2027-season #cbs #just-jared

entertainment3 years ago•6 min saved

The CW's Brand Struggles as Philly's Channel 57 Drops It.

The CW's brand under Nexstar's ownership may now be described as "Castoffs Wanted" or "Curated Wreckage" as the network's roster of homegrown scripted originals has dwindled to only two shows, with three remaining on the bubble. Nexstar's focus on low-cost acquisitions and unscripted fare has resulted in a fall schedule featuring mostly Canadian shows, an AMC drama, and the HBO Max castoff unscripted dating series FBoy Island. The network's strategy to age up and broaden out the network appears to be working, with the network losing $83 million in the first quarter of 2023, an improvement from losses of $94 million in Q4 2022.

via Hollywood Reporter|

#entertainment #homegrown-originals #network-strategy

aviation3 years ago•2 min saved

Airbus XLR and BA Partnership: American Airlines' Multi-Use Strategy for Transatlantic Travel

American Airlines' managing director of global network planning, Jason Reisinger, has said that the Airbus A321XLR will add significant flexibility to the airline's network strategy and how it can most efficiently serve thinner long-haul routes. American Airlines has an order for 50 XLRs, which will bring narrowbody economics to routes more typically served by widebodies. Reisinger cited some examples in the transatlantic market where that versatility could be deployed, including from major U.S. hubs such as Chicago O’Hare (ORD) to smaller cities in Europe.

via Aviation Week|

#airbus-a321xlr #american-airlines #aviation