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The summer months used to be one of the slowest periods of time in the world of TV, but with a myriad of streaming services abandoning the traditional model of premiering their shows exclusively in the fall and spring months, the Summer 2021 TV schedule is absolutely stacked. Over the the course of the next three months (May, June, July), subscribers to services like Netflix, Amazon, Disney+, and multiple others will see countless shows (both new and returning) land on their streamer of choice with the likes of
Loki,
But this doesnât mean it is all quiet on the traditional TV front as The CW will see the long-awaited return of
what is the snapshot of the reality today that you feel? well, i think that it is, in fact, a seat change that i m experiences anecdotally. i think we can look forward to both in terms of hiring of women directors. this year i tried to hire a woman director for pilot. every single one i knew was unavailable. additionally, let s discuss get out first. it s probably the industry s favorite movie this year. first of all, it reinvented a genre. it is a horror satire that gave the point of view of african-americans in the suburbs in a way that i think i ll probably never experience the suburbs where i grew up again. it was also i hhilarious. it was also terrifying. there are probably ten more get
stagnant. in terms of lead roles, if you look at all the films, again, a few bright spots but nothing that suggests that we re about to see a major seat change in what s happening in hollywood. linda, that s the big picture, aggregate numbers. it s also looking backward. you re living this world. what is the snapshot of the reality today that you feel? well, i think that it is, in fact, a seat change that i m experiences anecdotally. i think we can look forward to both in terms of hiring of women directors. this year i tried to hire a woman director for pilot. every single one i knew was unavailable. additionally, let s discuss get out first. because black panther is such a gigantic deal. get out is probably the industry s favorite movie this year. first of all, it reinvented a genre. it is a horror satire that gave