2025 was a crazy year for Too Much TV. A number of big exclusives that were picked up by bigger outlets as well as pieces that provided an alternative view of the streaming business than the one you'll often read in the traditional Hollywood trades.
But I'll be honest: writing five a pieces a week is a bit of a reporting firehose and looking back over a year's worth of newsletters in order to out this piece together, there were a few pieces I didn't even remember writing until I saw them again.
Regardless, I think this list is pretty representative of what you'll read in the newsletter on any random day.
1) Too Much TV Exclusive: Disney Experiences Facing Cancellations 'Worse Than COVID' (September 20th)
2) Bari Weiss To CBS News Staff - 'Let's Do The Fu&%ing News' (October 7th)
3) Why Are So Many Journalists Cowards? (November 18th)
4) What CBS Didn't Air From Their Interview With Donald Trump (November 3rd)
5) Too Much TV Exclusive: Reports Of 'Late Show's' $40 Million Annual Loss Are 'Bullshit' (July 31st)
6) Silicon Valley's War On Creativity (November 11th)
7) Why I Won't Watch 'NCIS: Tony & Ziva' (September 2nd)
8) Why I Am Still On Substack? (August 31st)
9) Unpacking The Details Of The Netflix/WBD Deal (And No, Netflix Isn't Paying $83 Billion) (December 5th)
10) Netflix's Useless Metric About Anime Viewers (July 7th)
11) The Five Myths Of A Paramount Skydance/Warner Bros. Discovery Merger (October 23rd)
12) David Zaslav Is Introduced To 'The Peter Principle' (May 14th)
13) Exclusive: A Look At The Secret Conservative Social Media Campaign To Sink Netflix's Bid For WBD (December 8th)
14) Exclusive: CBS News Employees Trash Talk Bari Weiss In Group Text Chain (October 20th)
15) Exclusive: Inside Netflix's Bid For Warner Brothers (November 20th)
