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Sony is soliciting bids to bring Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune to streaming services, The New York Times reports. The company apparently expects that it will reach a deal by early April.

And now you can try refining numbers yourself on the Lumon Industries website. It’s sort of like an unsettling version of Minesweeper — though it’d be even better played on a Lumon computer.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service added 6.4 million subscribers over the past few months, the company revealed in its Q4 2024 earnings results today. Its streaming business also earned $677 million during 2024, with the goal of reaching 150 million subscribers by the end of 2026 following its expansion into Australia, the UK, Ireland, Germany, and Italy.

During its most recent earnings call, Paramount reported that Paramount Plus’ revenue was up by 16 percent in Q4, and the streamer added 5.6 million new subscribers, bringing its total up to 77.5 million. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Paramount expects to keep the new-sub momentum going through Q1 2025, albeit at a slightly slower rate due to its current content lineup.

This new clip from Netflix’s Devil May Cry series definitely makes Dante (Johnny Yong Bosch) look like a demon-killing badass, but it seems like his social skills are going to need some work when the series debuts on April 3rd.

Netflix says that the show’s second season was its most viewed series in the second half of 2024 with 87 million views — this despite not releasing until late December. These mega franchises are a big deal for the streamer, and two of the biggest also happen to be ending this year.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service is expanding to yet another country, with the Australian launch coming on March 31st. The timing is good for fans of the post-apocalypse: The Last of Us’ new season starts streaming in April.

Netflix’s slasher franchise continues, this time with the spinoff Prom Queen. While it may not be as inventive as a three-part movie event, the first teaser does look it could still be fun. It starts streaming way ahead of Halloween, too, with a May 23rd premiere date.

We finally have word about the second season of the best thing on Peacock. The return of Poker Face — a clever detective series from Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne — will once again include some great guests, which this time means Cynthia Erivo, John Mulaney, and Katie Holmes, among others. No trailer yet ahead of the spring 2025 premiere window, but you can check out the first images below.