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| Number | 126 |
| Broadcast Date | June 4, 2013 |
| Episode Length | 1:27:05 |
| Hosts | Brian Brushwood, Tom Merritt, Justin Robert Young |
DirecTV, two others bid over $1 billion for Hulu, Matt Smith to leave Doctor Who, major spoiler alert, and more.
Show Segments
Opening Video
The Big Story
Yahoo joins the ranks of parties interested in buying Hulu, and DirecTV and two other sources bid $1 billion on Hulu. [1] [2] [3] [4]
Another Big Story
- Netflix's 'Arrested Development' illegally downloaded 100,000 times in first 24 hours, and watched a lot. [5] [6] [7] [8]
- Netflix may roll out 16 original shows and stand-up comedy specials next year. They plan to spend up to 15 percent of its content cash on originals. [9] [10]
Yet Another Big Story
Microsoft announces the Xbox One. [11] [12] [13] [14]
Probably Not Such a Big Story Since It's Our Fourth Big Story
Cord cutters lop off Internet service more than TV. [15]
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Slipstream
- Former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar and CTO Richard Tom re-emerge to build a stealth startup in L.A. [16]
- Fight over TV streaming heats up as broadcasters file new lawsuit in Washington DC. [17]
Tube Tops
- FanTV revealed: is this the set-top box we’ve been waiting for? [18] [19]
- Roku raises $60 million investment as it tries to keep up in the war for your TV. [20]
Film Falm
- Amazon moving ahead with five original TV series. [21]
- Netflix to stream new episodes of 'The Killing' one day after they air. [22]
- BuzzFeed partners with CNN, will invest low “eight-digit sum” in YouTube news channel. [23]
- Matt Smith leaving Doctor Who at end of year. [24]
Summer Movie Draft
- (1) Brian = $473,255,406
- (2) Justin = $236,381,456
- (3) Scott = $230,593,009
- (4) Sarah = $157,762,883
- (5) Cargill = $88,540,908
- (6) Tom = $27,520,040
The Internship premieres this week.
What We're Watching
Brian
- Game of Thrones
- Arrested Development (just finished the new season)
- The Shield (re-watching)
Tom
- Game of Thrones
- Arrested Development
- Orphan Black
- Warehouse 13
- Venture Brothers
- Mad Men
Justin
- Game of Thrones
- Arrested Development
Feedback
- Chris B. twitters in a question inspired by Brian and Tom's review of Star Trek Into Darkness. [25]
- @shwood Good review of ST:ID on #framerate But, where's the line between ""homage"" and ""copying""? Wife and I disagreed on this.
- Nik responds to comparisons of Star Trek Into Darkness and Wrath of Khan.
- Hi Brian, I've been a fan of the Star Trek's set in the 24th Century since I was a kid. I have never liked TOS and as such I've never seen Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, I have no nostalgia for Kirk era Star Trek. I did however like the first J.J. Abrams Star Trek, so after seeing Into Darkness last week and then seeing your little challenge in last weeks Spoiler Zone I went and bought the Blu-ray of Wrath of Khan. After watching it last night I really feel that Into Darkness is the better of the two movies.
- It was nice to see where many of the concepts from the two Abrams films come from like the Kobayashi Maru and the Centaurian Slug, but I feel Wrath of Khan takes it's self to seriously when really it is just a campy 80's movie based on a campy 60's TV show. Into Darkness on the other hand I feel broke up the tension with the silliness giving a chance for the audience to relax and catch their breath.
- [SPOILER ALERT FOR BOTH MOVIES] I knew going into Wrath of Khan that Spock dies, that was spoiled for me years ago. But I feel that it's fairly obvious that they are just going to go back to Regular 1 and pick him up after the magic planet does it's thing, just as obvious as Khan's blood bringing Kirk back from the dead in Into Darkness. Finally I feel that the end fight of Into Darkness is better than the Submarine battle in Wrath of Khan, it's just more satisfying to see Spock beat the hell out of Khan than for Khan to commit suicide in the hope of killing Kirk in the process.
- Anthony W. clarifies Netflix's expiration date situation.
- Netflix still has its expiration dates on your Queue at the Netflix website, they just don't push those dates out to the API. I just had to tell you all that you didn't lose the information, thanks love the show Anthony.
The Spoiler Zone (Arrested Development)
This week Brian, Tom, and Justin discuss the 4th season of Arrested Development.
The Spoiler Zone (Game of Thrones)
Then Brian, Tom, and Justin talk Game of Thrones: Season 3, Episode 9 - The Rains of Castamere.
Great Quotes
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Followed by: "He Meant Niggly" |