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Netflix Adds One of the Greatest TV Shows Ever in February 2026
Netflix is debuting a long-running series considered one of the greatest TV shows for the first time this February. The platform's lineup features returns like The Night Agent and new series from Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast. Additional releases include documentaries on Gordon Ramsay, Lucy Letby, and Eddie Vedder.
Netflix's February Lineup Packed with Originals and Classics
New originals hit on February 11 with Kohrra season two, Lead Children, and Love Is Blind season 10, followed by How to Get to Heaven from Belfast on February 12. Classics like the Night at the Museum trilogy, Mrs Doubtfire, and Zero Dark Thirty arrive starting February 2.
Other additions include Mississippi Grind with Ryan Reynolds and Search Party seasons 1-5.
Netflix Amends $82.7 Billion All-Cash Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery
On January 20, 2026, Netflix revised its acquisition proposal for WBD's Streaming and Studios division to all-cash, with shareholder vote expected by April 2026. The deal faces competition and regulatory scrutiny from European authorities concerned about theatrical windows.
WBD plans to spin off its Global Linear Networks as Discovery Global in mid-2026.
Paramount Skydance Counters Netflix with Superior $18 Billion Cash Bid
Paramount Skydance claims its offer provides $18 billion more cash than Netflix's, aiming to close in 10-12 months by combining Warner Bros. assets with Paramount's operations. The bid projects $70 billion annual revenue and 207 million streaming subscribers for the merged entity.
WBD's board will evaluate in line with fiduciary duties.
Pentwater Capital Backs Paramount Skydance Over Netflix Deal
Warner Bros. Discovery's seventh-largest shareholder, Pentwater Capital, accused the board of not engaging fully with Paramount Skydance's superior economic offer. CEO Matt Halbower highlighted valuation and regulatory advantages over Netflix.
The investor urged consideration amid competing bids.
UBS Predicts Warner Bros.-Netflix Merger as Supercharged Content Powerhouse
UBS views a Warner Bros.-Netflix combination as creating a supercharged content provider boosting engagement and monetization. The analysts maintain Buy ratings on Netflix and Disney, citing streaming profitability and parks momentum.
Such a deal could pressure Paramount Skydance shares.
Disney's Streaming Profitability Accelerates into 2026
UBS highlights Disney's improving streaming profitability and thriving parks business as key strengths for 2026. The company maintains a competitive edge in a consolidating media landscape.
Analysts expect benefits from sports and premium experiences.
GOAT Cast to Appear on The View Week of February 2nd
The cast of GOAT is scheduled as guests on Disney's The View during the week of February 2, 2026. This appearance highlights ongoing Disney Entertainment promotions.
More celebrity guests are lined up for the show.
Brittany Cartwright Addresses Moving Back to Kentucky
The Valley star Brittany Cartwright discussed potentially relocating to Kentucky with her son Cruz, weighing career and family needs. She shared insights on her current stance amid personal changes.
The update comes from Bravo TV Now!
Summer House's Carl Radke Hints at Major Season 11 Changes
Veteran Summer House star Carl Radke suggested significant alterations for the show after Season 10. He also made a surprising admission about ex Lindsay Hubbard two years post-split.
These teases build anticipation for Bravo's reality series.
Barry Diller Eyes Acquisition of CNN from Warner Bros. Discovery
Media mogul Barry Diller approached WBD last year about buying CNN, with no serious actions yet but ongoing interest. CNN projects $1.8 billion revenue in 2026, growing to $2.2 billion by 2030.
This reflects consolidation trends in news media.
Media Industry Faces Traditional TV Ad Revenue Decline Despite Events
UBS forecasts a 4% industry revenue drop in 2026 for traditional TV ads, even with Winter Olympics and World Cup boosts. Consolidation around global streaming players is expected to enhance pricing power long-term.
NFL media rights renegotiation poses risks.