THR Full TV Executives Roundtable: ft. The Titans Behind HBO, Netflix, AMC, A+E, & NBCUniversal
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Some of Hollywood's most powerful players sat down for The Hollywood Reporter's TV Executive Roundtable including; Nancy Dubuc (President & CEO of A+E Networks), Josh Sapan (President & CEO of AMC Networks), Richard Plepler (Chairman & CEO of HBO), Ted Sarandos (CCO of Netflix), and Bonnie Hammer (Chairman of NBCUniversal).
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These roundtables are so underrated. They’re literally hidden gold in the internet.
And lacey (the female host) is incredible at her job, by far the best interviewer out of all the roundbatle interviewers
@@alemorales2617 Noo Stephen Galloway is the best
And the most fun too I've noticed. They should do more of these
Facts
is it weird that they all look like their networks?
HBO guys looks like a swanky uber rich executive
Netflix exec is the youngest (looking)
AMC exec looks like one of the Mad Men
Bravo exec looks like she writes romantic novels
I could have watched an hour just between the HBO and Netflix guys.
Agree. Mostly for their global impact in contrast to the others.
i feel like all of the guests have killed at least one person
Adalynn Kinney this made me laugh so much
I haven't watched it yet ...and still laughed.
the real reality show, take the hosts from the room, and lock them until is only one left.
killed someone? who knows...
psychological violence to achieve their goals? definitely
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
These roundtables are better than college.
My only request is that these be longer. I think the audience that is looking for this content will sit and watch another hour and the participants clearly always have more to share. Two hours would be ideal, I think. There seems to be a lot left unsaid and two hours would still leave you wanting more but walking away, as a viewer, feeling like the discussion was "complete." Netflix's exec was really starting to share at the end and he was kind of cut off and it seemed like he was just starting to reveal more info that we'd all like to know. Just a suggestion/thought.
These executive roundtables are always effectively dick swinging contests, and this is no different. They all pretend to like and respect each other, but it's always dripping with subtext and veiled rivalry. They are all alphas at their own companies to get to the position they are in, and when you have that many alphas at one table, you can conclude that there's going to be a huge amounts of rivalry amongst them, but they dress the rivalry up in platitudes and cliches about there 'being room for everyone in the market' etc. Makes for fascinating viewing.
Yeah its awesome, but you just described a Executive job.
Richard Pleper looks like a major ahole, with the fake tan and all, but he's the most successful without a doubt. Don't take me wrong, i literaly watch content of all this networks, but we can't argue, HBO is HBO.
But funily enough, Ted Sarandos seems like a great guy, i don't know why, but i really like him, he's the total opposite of Pleper, but Netflix is also amazingly successful, and that makes you think you know...
yeah the HBO guy kept stopping everyone and starting to speak
Yes, agreed; better this than in Russia+China govt. control and in Asia,Africa,South America where they hate each other so much,which is culturally acceptable, that bringing them in such a roundtable wouldn't enter anyone's mind.
So because they're not tearing each other down in front of the cameras you're not buying their seemingly fake behavior???? That's not being fake, that's being an adult. Just because you hate your competition's guts doesn't mean you have to make a scene about it in public. You don't want a roundtable discussion, you want a Twitter battle, reality tv Shade-Fest.
Normal interview to me.
HBO guy is very smart. That comment have HOC being on canal plus is very relevant
Lady in red with ''yup yup yup yes uh huh uh huh''
You sound like someone is beating a seal
A+E and AMC executives' voices are super soothing
I thoroughly love watching these round tables. I hope you continue with them and do more and more. They are so informative and fascinating to watch. Thank you for creating these!
I wish there had been annotations that explained some of the jargon they were using, as I wasn't always able to follow. They do this with most (if not all) of the other roundtables. Regardless, it was fascinating and I love feeling like we're able to go behind the scenes.
I feel there was a small ego clash between Ted Sarandos (Netflix) and Richard Plepler (HBO)
this was very interesting to watch, I really enjoyed this
Ready for the Movie Studio Heads Round table between Disney, Warner Brothers and Universal
Hopefully they all can make it this time around
DVD 78 bob iger would be the king of that table lol
the wait is finally over, it's there and it's great lol
This is great, the best roundtable of all...
These roundtables are better than college.
These are great! Please keep making them
I like the Netflix guy... a feel like this round table's personalities reflect the brands very well ;) any thoughts?
I prefer the AMC dude.
Love his style
Nice. Like him also.
All of them have unique styles. All successful, pretty great to hear their perspectives.
Wow what a mind blowing roundtable!
Man, the HBO guy quoted Hyman Roth from Godfather - part 2?!?
love the round tables! mostly the director ones
didnt understand most of the terms they used and some of what they talked about but the whole thing felt so engaging its hard not to listen. I love these interviews
I love your willingness to let me be myself and be creative and I’m looking forward to collaborating.
amazing round table
im not overwhelmed as an audience member
One day i'm gonna have my own network...dreams are valid!
Great new round table. Was way more interesting than the mostly stuffy movie execs on the studio head round tables.
I learned more about businesses, Streaming platforms and content in 50 min, than in the 5 years that I have been searching and researching information about this myself. Why I really like movies, and what I see.But also what is behind it (Rivalries, jokes, respect etc)👌
Can someone please explain what: L7, L30, L60, L150 mean?
In context: Sarandos said "The better monetization for that show would probably be subscription, right? Because L7, L30, L60, L150, all those are not monetized equally. "
L7 = Live + 7 days. L30 = Live + 30 days. For ratings/viewings
Yep ... yep yep yep yep yep yup ... yuuup. yep. .... yep. ... uh-huuuuuh.
I wish they would have talked about How Screenplays/Scripts get Greenlit/Produced for New and Original Content. I have a Screenplay/Script that I'd like to get made.
How much is your script budgets? Is it a film or tv pilot?
Great round table but we need more leaders to reflect a more diverse world.
My exact thoughts
stfu
We need a streaming service round table (post lockdown) . I wonder who lead it all
Mobility is the key to success, people want to take their entertainment with them.
Waiting for HBO to play the GOT card
What does Sarandos (netflix guy) say around 12:10? Something wildly popular all over the world?
Will there be more round tables? I hope there is a directing one
+ROSE88 I didn't expect this one and I really liked it so hopefully there can be a directing one
I come from Europe. Neither me (67 years young::))) , nor my children (36 and 39) own a TV subscription. We gave up TV like a decade ago. We use the plasmas just for movies, documentaries, youtube.We find that it helps immensely with the development of critical thiking of our small ones. Plus, we optimize the use of our leisure time.
Personally, I think more executives should look at the end user first, "the audience" and then they will get an idea of what brand is right for them. You offer more to the customer!
HBO does it the other way around and have been massively successful.
I think the best way would be a good mix of both.
However I personally would prefer HBOs model.because it is addicted to high quality.
UH UH...YES! UH UH! Uh Uh...
Yup. Sure. Uh huh.
Sure! Mhmm
Oh my God, won't she shut the hell up?! This is the most annoying sound in the world, like having tinnitus in your right hear and an overweight basement dweller mouthbreathing in your left ear at the same time. Please, make it stop.
LOL guess i wasn't the only one.
Jeez! She got so annoying to listen to over and over and over.....
Best roundtable yet! But the male moderator is so bad... I've enjoyed the elevated conversations since the female moderator over this year... Can we just keep it that way? Thank you for continuously bringing interesting conversations and not just shallow ones anymore!
Yes
It’s great to see three female execs running their brands. The HBO guy was trying to assert his dominance over all the other alphas... The AMC guy seems thoughtful and quiet and the Netflix guy didn’t have to say much since his brand is so successful and seems to be the game changer in the industry.
24:00 Tell us your ratings netflix. "Hahahahahahaha". ( No, really tell us now. )
I loved the get down. Tragic it got cancelled
Would like to be able to see the IQs of the people of all THR Roundtables. I bet would be averaging around 120-130.
Netflix killed your dinosaur companies...
eventually those companies will just pick up netflix's model and be completely fine, Also I don't think you fully understand how big these companies are.
You don't think more than 36 million people share other peoples Netflix accounts around the world? The last I saw Netflix was at 100 million while HBO was at 135 million. I'd say Netflix will have more paid subscribers by the end of this year at the soonest. Not to mention they started in 1998 while HBO started in 1972. How am I retarded in saying Netflix killed these dinosaur business models?
Netflix is a streaming company, nothing more. While HBO is a cable channel and also streaming service. HBO is one of the three divisions of Time Warner, the other one being Warner Bros(maybe you head of them). At the end of the day, HBO are the ones who have Game of Thrones, the biggest show in the world in terms of popularity, awards and ratings. Nothing from Netflix comes even close.
I'm not saying HBO hasn't done great things, but Netflix's business model really took off in the 2000's. Netflix is also starting to produce content..I'm wary to see where that's going, but I'd like to think that they'll produce something that'll take off, although I have to say House of Cards is no slouch. I'm going to guess in the same 45 years HBO has been around that Netflix will have made a bigger profit. I agree that GoT is the best show produced today..hell, television has had to get better to even compete with shows like Mr. Robot, etc...
I still think Netflix will start to gain traction and become it's own content producing channel while also streaming other companies content. People will start to go to Netflix with their new ideas for really great shows, and it'll keep snowballing until it burns out somewhere in the future.
I'm not sure AT&T will know what to do with Time Warner once they have it. I hope they know how to run it.
Nothing more? That doesn' tmake sense nowadays. Yes, you can view HBO online or at home but all that matters is that you have eyes on the screen.
With House of Cards, Orange is the New Black, Stranger Things, the Marvel series, and all of their comedy shows they are more than some "streaming company". Did you know that they are only 3 Emmy nominations behind HBO this season? 3. HBO at its peak was at 126 and is down by 30 or so.
You are right. They do not have one big fantasy show that rules the world but I wouldn't put it past them to figure something out in the next 5 years.
Does Lacy intentionally go UH HUH so constantly - just for the troll factor
Yes must fit the brand 🔺️
Why is the man back?? Lacey was doing really well by herself
The "uh huhs" and "mmhmms" from the host interviewer are annoying and distracting, join a toastmaster group and get rid of that bad habit.
Pick a part
when did bob barker become president of HBO
make a showrunner segment pleaseeee
That guy reminds me of Ron Burgndy
Mhm, yup, yep, yeah, mhm, yup, yup, yap, yap, mhm, yup, yeah, mhm, yeah, mhm, mhm, yup
Michael Pleasant god she was so annoying. As soon as I heard it, it became all I could hear!
12 minuts and the guy from AMC hasn't spoken???
I laughed hard when they made fun of TWD. Dude was silent.
the first gentleman speaking is very sensible and saying something which is true even in competitive world and right kind of attitude, i can say even in my capacity of professional in mumbai and yet to begin here... I rather got encouraged by a good work somewhere and would maybe want to make something better upping the game... it is very curious factor with me that I do not feel jealous not even in my personal relations it is a negative emotion, it wants to destroy other from whom you feel jealous, I would rather turn it into positive, if that makes me enlightened "buddha- buddhi:) so be it, I even promote products in consumer or entertainment sector just because.. they are good to my palate or taste without being paid to do so...so others can sample it and see whether it makes them also feel good. the way I see it there are lot of mergers and co companies are going to form, it is better to share than struggle to fend or try to earn stand alone in today's avalanche of online streaming or cable, television, massive exodus happened with Fox mergers with Disney … maybe others can see possibilities too. online streaming, television is here to stay... films productions theatrical ones are shrinking as people are having alternative platforms sitting right at home, so now films will be made targeted towards these outlets at least in digi modern nations.
great roundtable, but geez - why didn't they let the guy from AMC talk more? i was so frustrated throughout that they were ignoring him when he wanted to jump in, and not asking him more direct questions. yes HBO & netflix guys were very interesting, but i would've loved to have heard more from AMC exec, who wasn't able to jump in there as much as the two women execs were.
This turned into a I can top you game everyone started mention there directors
Put down that book
and pick up the remote
Dat her "Yes!" thing is bigass loud
love these roundtables, but it's a bit annoying to get a constant 'yep, yep, aha, aha, yes, yes,' I'm sure the lady in red is very good, but the pop song lyrics in between the talks are distracting
Team up
Are these the same people who keeps cancelling my favorite tv shows?
Pie for all
Netflix la tiene clara
NBC universal consumers shop at wal mart
I love stranger things!
audiences are not overwhelmed. that was such an egotistical comment. we're not overwhelmed because we get to decide what we watch and what we binge and what we scroll by.
I love the conductors... if these could be longer all people who are interested in the entertainment industry would watch
The male host has a problem with Netflix I feel
Why did they bring the man back? She's been incredible all the rest of this season.
Lacey is horrible. Don't need to hear "sure sure" a thousand times. The roundtable doesn't need here attempted affirmations. Just ask the questions.
you have to be fucking joking, i can barely watch this with this fucking person saying "uhum, uhum, yep, yrp, uhum" wtf are you even talking about? Most annoying interviewer EVER
These things are pretty great all around. This one features some of the biggest wage earners I'll ever watch talking shop. Discussing some very competitive issues in a respectful and friendly fashion. And the Hosts are seriously good at what they do. They seem more youthful and wide eyed in this one; but you would expect that as they are conducting things with those who are some of the Giants (excuse me; Titans) of their business. So Boo Hoo to all the Haters below ('She just says Yep!', 'He sounds Gay!'...I remember when I was that _______ too)
I can't wait to see the Oil Industry Round Tables next!;-) One could feature Barons and Sultans and Political Leaders; then have different generations of who works/worked at Gas Stations.
DUN DUN DUN DUH-DUH-DUN
DUH-DUH-DUN
Long Live Adam Sandler
My comment to the Netflix and HBO guys.... STOP CANCELLING YOUR SHOWS!!!
Pick a part base many ways
Multiply
🍾
richard peppler
Flip it on its head
Raw
I loved Political Animals!!!
YES...UH UH UH YAH..YAH...UH...YEP SQEEEEEEEE
I feel like whoever is the head of UA-cam should have been on here. It's more of a social media outlet, but very popular series have had some sort of start here.
Should I smack myself on the head for picking only the roundtables hosted by Lacey Rose?
A+E doesn't talk too much lol
🎬
🌻
Uh huh..
JK, I love Lacey!
Lacey Rose isn't a bad interviewer, but when circled by the cool demeanor and poised attitudes of major execs all the affirmations seem naive and excited. Turn her mic down just a tad on the back end, and make a stronger effort to use less verbal affirmations and she's fine.
Akre Sab ke delha aae. Jakra Mon takra me diyau. Haan rau.
Ab Dekh inka Jo awaaz chupa hua tha wo ab loud Kar Raha Hu.
Drag net
Mix it up like mix bag of 🍭🍬
I just wish that the interviewer in red wasnt that talkative.
Ok
I'm sure she's a nice lady, but I can't look at the NBC exec without seeing Myra Licht from Episodes.
Jatte distructer chi Sab ke eha halat haet.
HBO>NETFLIX