AT&T Is Dragging HBO's Streaming Strategy Out of the Dark Ages

Re:AT&T Is Dragging HBO's Streaming Strategy Out of the Dark... by brandall10 on Thursday March 14, 2019 @01:30PM (#19391425)

I love Oz, watched every episode during its initial run. But it was not a critical darling at the time.

The bigger sin is not mentioning Larry Sanders. That was a cultural milestone during its time in the same way Sopranos and Sex and City Were. Curbed feels like its spiritual successor.

And of course the one that started it all for HBO in the early 90s, the one that broke the mold for an adult sitcom, from the creators of Friends - Dream On.

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Re:AT&T Is Dragging HBO's Streaming Strategy Out of the Dark... by sharkweek on Thursday March 14, 2019 @01:33PM (#19391463)

I think this goes to show how much of an impact HBO had on television.

There isn't an argument quite like this outside of maybe NBC's 90s sitcoms, arguing about Seinfeld/Friends/Frasier or AMC's late-aughts Mad Men/Breaking Bad/Walking Dead.

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