Broken Dishes Podcast
Ep 132 "Jimmy Kimmel Uncanceled, Margot Robbie, & Supergirl"

Cody and Ivan discuss Jimmy Kimmel being uncanceled and its ramifications on media. Margot Robbie's latest movie flop but amazing red carpet look. And the latest on Supergirl a new synopsis from DC.

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Takeaways
Jimmy Kimmel's return saw a significant increase in viewership.
The rise of ads on streaming platforms is changing viewer experiences.
Margot Robbie's latest film struggled at the box office despite a star-studded cast.
The title of a movie can impact its success significantly.
Red carpet appearances are becoming as important as box office performance.
Supergirl's synopsis hints at an adventurous storyline.
The streaming wars are intensifying with price hikes and ad introductions.
Audience preferences are shifting towards content without interruptions.
Actors like Margot Robbie face pressure to maintain their box office appeal.


Chapters
00:00 Jimmy Kimmel's Return and Ratings Surge
02:28 Streaming Services and the Rise of Ads
04:30 Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell's New Movie Flop
09:17 Supergirl Synopsis and Casting News
14:30 Charlie Sheen's Controversial Revelations


Keywords
Jimmy Kimmel, Margot Robbie, Colin Farrell, Supergirl, streaming services, movie reviews, media trends, television ratings, Hollywood news, entertainment news, Milly Alcock, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, movie flop, DC

Broken Dishes Podcast
Episode 131 "Taylor Swift, DC, & Young Rambo"

Cody and Ivan discuss Taylor Swift's intention to dominate the box office and the music office. We talk DC, celebrate National Batman Day, and talk who the next Batman should be. Then finish off with Sylvester Stallone wanting to play Rambo in a Rambo prequel with a little help from our friend AI.


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Takeaways
Taylor Swift's strategy of releasing an album and movie simultaneously is a smart financial move.
The Swifties' enthusiasm can crash ticketing apps, showcasing the power of fandom.
Michael Keaton remains a beloved Batman, despite initial backlash when he was cast.
Rob Pattinson's portrayal of Batman is met with mixed feelings, but he is recognized as a talented actor.
James Gunn's plans for the DC Universe indicate a shift in direction and new challenges ahead.
The use of AI for de-aging in films raises ethical questions about authenticity and artistry.
Sylvester Stallone's desire to use AI to portray a younger version of himself in a Rambo prequel highlights the evolving landscape of filmmaking.
Dancing with the Stars continues to showcase diverse talent, with standout performances from unexpected contestants.


Chapters
00:00 Taylor Swift's Dual Release Impact
04:19 Celebrating Batman Day and DC Universe
09:11 AI in Film: The Future of Acting
16:23 Dancing with the Stars and New Shows




Keywords
Taylor Swift, album release, life of a show girl, movie release, DC Universe, AI in film, de-aging technology, Batman, Dancing with the Stars, Hilaria Baldwin, Sylvester Stallone, entertainment news, Alan Ritchson

Broken Dishes Podcast
Episode 130 "Jimmy Kimmel, Warner Brothers, & Community"

Cody and Ivan discuss the current state of late night television, focusing on Jimmy Kimmel's potential exit from the scene. They explore the implications of media mergers, the decline of traditional late night shows, and the evolving landscape of streaming and content ownership. As well as lessons learned from Yahoo's failed media ventures. The episode concludes with reflections on the future of entertainment and the importance of adapting to changing market dynamics.


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Takeaways
Late night television is experiencing a significant decline.
Jimmy Kimmel's show may not be renewed due to poor ratings.
Media mergers are reshaping the entertainment landscape.
Yahoo's attempt to revive 'Community' serves as a cautionary tale.
Corporate dynamics heavily influence media decisions.
Content ownership is becoming increasingly centralized.
The Ellison family is a major player in media acquisitions.
Innovative strategies are essential for survival in media.
Listeners should be aware of the evolving nature of entertainment.


Chapters
00:00 The State of Late Night TV
02:36 The Power Dynamics in Media
05:24 Warner Brothers and Media Mergers
07:11 The Future of Streaming and Sports
10:02 Lessons from Yahoo's Media Ventures



Keywords

late night TV, Jimmy Kimmel, media mergers, streaming, content ownership, sports media, video games, Yahoo, entertainment industry, Community, Paramount