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What You Missed on Nysc News Today: Stream 2
Another week and another batch of news from the world of television. Keeping up with everything in the industry is no easy task, but it also doesn’t need to be that difficult. We understand how busy you are, so we’ve condensed this recap of the top news stories from this past week into one helpful article. From streaming services to casting news and more, here are the top Nysc News stories from stream 2 of this week:
Netflix Debuts New Shows and Movies for December
Netflix is adding new content to its streaming lineup in December, including the premiere of the new series “Watership Down.” Based on the 1972 novel of the same name, the animated series will be a darker take on the classic story. The series will also be a joint production between the U.K. and Canada, with a voice cast that includes James McAvoy, Nicholas Hoult, and Ben Kingsley. Future Man, a sci-fi comedy series starring Seth Rogen and Josh Hutcherson, will premiere on Dec. 28. Two big-name movies are also making their streaming debuts in December. Brad Pitt’s “Inheritance” and Kevin Costner’s “Wanted” will be streaming starting Dec. 5. “Inheritance” is a war drama about an American journalist (Pitt) who travels to Europe to find his biological father. “Wanted” is a western action movie about a wanted outlaw (Costner) who tries to protect a group of orphans. Another big name making its streaming debut in December is the Jumanji sequel. The new movie, titled “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” is scheduled to stream on Dec. 26 and will also be in theaters.
Disney Streaming Service Has Big Name Talent on Board
The roster of actors who have signed on to star in Disney’s upcoming streaming service continues to grow. Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, and Claire Foy have all signed on for new projects. Gosling will star in an adaptation of “First Man,” a film about the Apollo 11 mission. Stone will play the lead in “Go Ask Alice,” a live-action adaptation of the novel about a 15-year-old girl moving to New York City. Foy will star in a series based on “Magic Hours,” a documentary about Disneyland. Disney’s streaming platform is set to debut in late 2019, and the service will feature movies, TV shows, and other content from Disney-owned brands such as Pixar and Marvel.
A Discovery Channel Original Series Has Been Cancelled
“American Chopper: Build a New World” was cancelled by Discovery after two seasons. The reality show followed the motorcycle builders and designers at Orange County Choppers as they attempted to open a new bike shop in Las Vegas and subsequently held a design competition. The series was developed as a spin-off of Discovery’s “American Chopper.” The “Build a New World” show was initially expected to run for eight seasons. Despite the cancellation, Discovery said that it would continue to air the remaining episodes of the second season. Several other Discovery Channel shows have come to an end in recent months, including “Naked and Afraid,” “Street Outlaws,” and “Alaskan Bush People.”
Amazon to Produce Six Episodes of ‘The Tick’
Audiences will see the new sequel to “The Tick” live-action TV show on Amazon. The streaming service signed a deal with series creator Ben Edlund to produce six episodes of “The Tick.” No word yet on whether the series will focus on the original blue superhero or the new, grown-up version of the character. Fans will likely have to wait until 2020 to find out more details. “The Tick” was originally a comic-book series that was published between 1986 and 1996. The series was rebooted in 2016 with a 10-episode first season on Amazon. This new deal with Amazon means that a full second season won’t be coming anytime soon.
Fox Continues to Revamp its Live-Streaming Strategy
The Fox network continues to tinker with its strategy for streaming content online. The network plans to spend $250 million in 2020 on programming for its own digital platform. Fox recently came under fire for canceling a series that was still on the air, meaning that its streaming service was the last place to see an episode. Fox offered a new home for the series, “The Passage,” but it was too late to save the show. The network announced in September that it would offer a live-streamed online version of its broadcast network. The network is currently only available in select markets, but Fox plans to make its live-streaming platform available to anyone with a broadband connection.
NBC Developing a Series Based on the Comedy Film “Spanish Culture”
NBC has picked up a comedy series based on the Spanish Comedy film “Spanish Culture.” The series will be called “Spanish Culture: Los Americanos” and it will follow a group of people living in Los Angeles who are obsessed with all things Spanish. The cast includes Juan Carlos Hernandez, Mercedes Navarro, Carlos Ponce, and Gabriel Coronel. NBC has ordered 12 episodes of the show, which will stream on the network’s digital platform, NBC.com. The show is the first Spanish-language comedy to be produced for American television.
Cadillac is Developing an Original Series for YouTube
Nysc news today on stream 2: Cadillac is teaming up with Google’s video platform YouTube to create an original series. The series will focus on the “strong, independent women” who are Cadillac owners. It’s the latest car company to partner with YouTube to create original content. Cadillac’s reality show will be hosted by actress-model Shalina Devia and will feature women discussing topics like entrepreneurship, dating, and motherhood. Cadillac is the first car company to partner with YouTube on an original series. The series will be released in the spring. Cadillac is also investing in other types of digital content, including podcasts, short-form videos, and a “Cadillac Culture” website.
TBS Renews “Angry Boys” for a Second Season
The cable network TBS has renewed the comedy series “Angry Boys” for a second season. The show stars Gabriel Iglesias, Jake Johnsen, and Keith Powers as three friends who are each dealing with personal challenges. The series began broadcasting in October and received a positive critical reception. “Angry Boys” is the first show to be produced by Iglesias since he stepped down from his role as the co-host of “The Morning Show”.
Wrapping Up
As you can see, there is still a lot to be excited about when it comes to upcoming new shows. It’s the perfect time to get caught up on larger series that you might have missed, or start a new show that you will be able to follow all the way through to the finale. If you’re feeling a bit too caught up in your own life, bookmark this article for later. It’s always best to stay up to date on news in the industry, so you don’t miss out on any new and exciting programming.
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