Why classic TV shows and movies are making a comeback

From "Frasier" to blockbuster films, reboots are everywhere this fall. Variety TV critic Aramide Tinubu breaks down the nostalgia-driven trend and why eight of the 10 highest-grossing films of all time are either reboots or sequels.
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[@jasoncarlow4516]

The studios have ran out of original material and reboots are easy money

[@doug6875]

Reboots and remakes are typically because the original made the studio the most money 😂

[@uchechiuwanaka]

Is the Variety Critic Aramide Tinubu related to the Nigerian President Bola Tinubu?

[@speedtrls]

Isn't it self explanatory lol