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"What was 25 million viewers became 18 million viewers, which is now, like, 7 million viewers", says a showrunner, "but [networks] don't change the model, because they're afraid to alienate the people that they have." Shows like The Rookie and The Good Doctor air on ABC's broadcast schedule, and then hours later they're available on Hulu: "So right off the bat, we have elevated broadcast television on Hulu." The network-streamer relationship is similarly symbiotic for Craig Erwich, who oversees both Hulu and ABC's broadcast programming. "I'm always a little bit worried that half the streamers will go away at a certain point", says Alan Yang, cocreator of unconventional comedies like Netflix's Master of None, Amazon's Forever, and Apple TV+'s upcoming Loot. [Extracted from the article] |
