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Too Much TV: Your TV Talking Points For Wednesday, January 17th, 2024

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By Rick Ellis, Tim Goodman
| Too Much TV Newsletter
Here's everything you need to know about the world of television for Wednesday, January 17th, 2024. SOME DAYS, YOU WANT SOMEONE ELSE TO DO THE RANTING For better or worse, I find myself ranting quite a bit in this newsletter. The entertainment industrial media complex is capable of providing what feels like a never-ending parade of annoyances and bad decisions. Which may be why I find it pretty easy to always have a few things I can complain about here.
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"Tetris."

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By Tim Goodman
| Substack
It’s clear that the path of least resistance — and the one leading to the most amount of fun — was taken in the making of “Tetris,” about the addictive ‘80s video game and how it left the Soviet Union and conquered the world. That’s the right path choice when you wind up with a breezy, surprisingly magnetic and entertaining film that leaves you glad you played along. Jon S.
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From Streaming to Screaming. How the Next Big Thing Led to the Next Bad Thing.

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By Tim Goodman
| Substack
There is a legacy habit in Hollywood that revolves around the profit of a television series or a theatrical movie. It goes like this: What profit? We lost money. Or it goes like this: Studio:Your movie made X amount of money. Everyone involved in the movie: WTF? You lie! Good times. Unless you’re super interested in forensic accounting, let’s just skip to the main point: there’s usually a fight over what the real numbers are and neither side trusts the other.
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