Although competitors are slowly eating into Netflix in terms of viewing, the streaming leader still has a leg up.

I usually resist covering self-serving media trade studies like the TVB's shown here, but I'm calling this one out for a couple of reasons and I'm noticing some wear-out among once diehard NFL fans frustrated with the who, what, when and where they can catch the gridiron action.

Since a lot has transpired in the past 48 hours or so and since I'm just filling in for regular "TV Watch" columnist Wayne Friedman who is on vacation, I've compiled some moments of television zen. No explicit commentary implied. Please enjoy.

After watching ABC News moderate the second - and likely last - 2024 presidential debate, I'm pretty sure the best ticket in the debate race so far is Muir/Davis.

HBO is a brand name that was removed from a newly created streaming service in May 2023. Should it return - in some form?

To be an ardent fan you only need 5-6 hours a week, says NBC's "Sunday Night Football" announcer Mike Tirico. Add 45 minutes for pregame TV/streaming content and you're good to go.

More than four in 10 people someone's else login and password for paid subscriptions also pay for six or more TV services.

More consumer-friendly, flexible streaming access and cancellation across all types of subscription services could be key.

Are movie titles pulling the movie theater business up by its bootstraps?

The poll now shows Harris up by 1% in Arizona, and 2% for both Georgia and Nevada. Trump is ahead by 1% in North Carolina.