Netflix Set to Bring a Popular HBO Drama to Streaming, Just Weeks After Discovery’s Major Proposal
Netflix is ready to expand its roots in the streaming world. It seems that 2023 has turned out to be the game-changer for this network. The streamer has long struggled with cancellations and fan fury. But things have finally started to fall into place for them. Firstly, people accepted the anti-password sharing policy of the company, which led to a rise in the number of subscribers. And when the streamer was celebrating this victory, they landed a tremendous deal with a rival service.
Fans who keep a regular check on the business venture done by Netflix might know about their recent talk with Warner Bros. Discovery. It was revealed that the streaming giant would take over the business of HBO because the company was looking for a new home to stream its shows. At that time, it was not confirmed whether they would actually get the deal or not. However, the results are finally out now.
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According to Deadline, the streaming giant will soon launch the vampire drama True Blood internationally on their platform. In their co-licensing deal with HBO, they will get access to many amazing shows. This supernatural drama is one of the gems that created a huge fanbase during its running period garnering more than 5 million viewers.
Starting in 2008, this show ran for seven seasons, receiving highly positive reviews and winning awards. The supernatural drama focuses on the lives of vampires who struggle with equal rights and assimilation while some anti-vampire organizations try to destroy them. Other shows that are coming to the streaming service include Six Feet Under, Band of Brothers, The Pacific, and Ballers. While waiting for these dramas, fans can take a look at the show that has already arrived.
Netflix welcomes the award-winning series Insecure
The official account of Netflix recently announced on Twitter that all the seasons of Insecure have debuted on their platform. They celebrated this moment by posting pictures of series star Issa Rae. Though Warner Bros. Discovery has not given any official statement about taking their content to other streamers, it is safe to say that this is another strategy to make a profit from the content out of HBO.
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There is no denying that this streaming service has a massive hold on viewers from different continents. No matter how subscribers have reacted to their past decisions, it is not easy for anyone to leave them.
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