Poor Larry David in your sig lol
I saw the picture online and was just floored. Only Larry David could find himself sitting inbetween Jay Z, Beyonce, Will and Kate at a basketball game. I can only imagine what his inner monologue was lol, and the look on his face just seals the deal.
http://www.avclub.com/article/south-...-record-221943
The creators of South Park have just signed a multi-year renewal deal with Comedy Central that will carry the show through the next five years, bringing the series total to more than 300 episodes.
Parker and Stone and company have also signed a record-breaking deal with Hulu, which will pay $192 million over five years for the right to stream every episode of the series. (This is the most Hulu has ever paid for streaming rights to a TV show; its recent Seinfeld deal cost the service $180 million.) According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Hulu deal will include not only past seasons of the show, but new episodes the day after they air on Comedy Central.
More south park is not a bad thing.
But more Hulu is a terrible thing.
Why, ads really don't bother me, and I get hulu + for free.
Hulu paying more for South Park than they paid for Seinfeld. That's fantastic lol. Hopefully the boys can invest some of that money into the new game and really make it something wonderful (moreso than the first game which was already pretty fantastic)
First game was fantastic, but it needed to be longer, much much longer.
www.southpark.nl with hola and adblocker = win
I'm guessing it is due to the contracts they have with the stations that air it. The fact that people could see it without ads, they'd charge a boatload more, so they have the choice of doing it for 7.99 a month with a couple of 30 second ad breaks, or have it be double to triple the price a month with no ads. Honestly, the ads are just built in piss breaks.
Movies have different distribution fee's than tv shows. Movies don't need commercials to be profitable. It's apples to oranges. If you watch a movie on Hulu+, you'll notice no commercials.
Hulu has ads for one very simple reason.
Hulu is a joint venture of NBCUniversal Television Group (Comcast), Fox Broadcasting Company (21st Century Fox) and Disney–ABC Television Group (The Walt Disney Company)