Exclusive: Sony Pictures Television has finalized a new licensing deal with Paramount Global for comedy series The King of Queens to continue to be available on Paramount linear cable networks. The new pact also includes for the first time streaming rights on Paramount+ for all nine seasons and on Pluto TV for some (currently Seasons 1-3).
Paramount Global would not specify which linear networks will be carrying The King Of Queens. The sitcom has been running on the company’s TV Land and CMT.
Sony TV took The King of Queens out a year ago, offering rights across all linear and digital platforms starting in April 2024. The new pact with Paramount Global kicked in at the start of the month, with the show already available on Paramount+ and Pluto TV.
The deal is not exclusive — The King of Queens continues to also be available on NBCU platforms, including Peacock, as well as in broadcast syndication.
Paramount Global would not specify which linear networks will be carrying The King Of Queens. The sitcom has been running on the company’s TV Land and CMT.
Sony TV took The King of Queens out a year ago, offering rights across all linear and digital platforms starting in April 2024. The new pact with Paramount Global kicked in at the start of the month, with the show already available on Paramount+ and Pluto TV.
The deal is not exclusive — The King of Queens continues to also be available on NBCU platforms, including Peacock, as well as in broadcast syndication.
- 4/4/2024
- by Nellie Andreeva
- Deadline Film + TV
“Kevin Can Wait” has been canceled by CBS after two season, Variety has learned.
The CBS sitcom stars Kevin James, Leah Remini, Taylor Spreitler, Mary-Charles Jones, James Digiacomo, Ryan Cartwright, Lenny Venito, Gary Valentine, and Leonard Earl Howze. James, Rock Reuben, Rob Long, Jeff Sussman, Andy Fickman, Tony Sheehan, and Steve Mosko are executive producers for Sony Pictures TV and CBS Television Studios.
“Kevin Can Wait” underwent a creative overhaul between seasons one and two, with original co-star Erinn Hayes’ character written off the show and Remini joining the cast, reuniting James with his former “King of Queens” co-star.
But the show still saw a big ratings slide in its second season. The cancelation after investing in two seasons is a tough cut for Sony Pictures Television, which will shop the series to other buyers.
CBS has cleaned house of underperforming shows as it prepares to unveil its 2018-19 season...
The CBS sitcom stars Kevin James, Leah Remini, Taylor Spreitler, Mary-Charles Jones, James Digiacomo, Ryan Cartwright, Lenny Venito, Gary Valentine, and Leonard Earl Howze. James, Rock Reuben, Rob Long, Jeff Sussman, Andy Fickman, Tony Sheehan, and Steve Mosko are executive producers for Sony Pictures TV and CBS Television Studios.
“Kevin Can Wait” underwent a creative overhaul between seasons one and two, with original co-star Erinn Hayes’ character written off the show and Remini joining the cast, reuniting James with his former “King of Queens” co-star.
But the show still saw a big ratings slide in its second season. The cancelation after investing in two seasons is a tough cut for Sony Pictures Television, which will shop the series to other buyers.
CBS has cleaned house of underperforming shows as it prepares to unveil its 2018-19 season...
- 5/12/2018
- by Joe Otterson
- Variety Film + TV
Culture Night is nearly upon us once again and the Triskel Christchurch have a pretty full day and evening lined up. Partnering with Cork City Council to programme Lisa Hannigan for the annual secret gig, they’re also collaborating with the Cork Film Festival to screen the best of their 2013 shorts. “Culture Night is one of the highlights of the Triskel Christchurch calendar,” says Tony Sheehan, Director of Triskel Arts Centre. “It is brilliant to be part of such a vibrant cultural city whose arts community, year on year, pull out all the stops to make Culture Night a big hit.” James Mullighan, director at Cork Film Festival is looking forward to collaborating with Triskel on Culture Night. “Shorts @ Cff is one of my favourite things about the Cork Film Festival,” he says, “bringing little gems out into the open for Cork audiences and showing them something that goes on under their very noses,...
- 9/6/2014
- by noreply@blogger.com (Vic Barry)
- www.themoviebit.com
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