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This week’s “What To Watch” picks include Monster: The Ed Gein Story on Netflix, Abbott Elementary on ABC and Hulu, The Toxic Avenger on video-on-demand, and Chad Powers on Hulu.
Can’t go to sleep until you’ve had your late-night laughs? We feel you. Here’s this week’s couch lineups for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and the rest of the after-hours comedy crew.
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Spectrum Customers, You Can Cancel Your Disney+ Subscription Now
If you’re a Spectrum TV customer, you may be over-paying for your streaming services. So dig up your password book and get cancellin’.
NBA League Pass Is Moving to Amazon Prime Video: What This Means for You
NBA League Pass is moving to Amazon Prime Video. Our writer reached out to several services to find out if they’d be impacted by the change. Here’s what he found.
YouTube and Netflix Are Preserving the Future of Sesame Street. Who Would Have Thought It?
Today I get the rare treat of telling you something these corporations did right. That’s right—Netflix and YouTube have both signed deals with Sesame Workshop that’ll actually improve things for kids and families. It’s a bit of a long story, so let’s jump right into the details.
Dollar Horror! CableTV.com Partners with Screambox for $0.99 Promo Code and $666.00 Halloween “Thrillternship”
As part of our annual Bloodstream campaign, CableTV.com and premium horror streaming service Screambox are hiring a “thrilltern.” One lucky person will receive a one-time paycheck totalling a diabolical $666.00, a $50.00 Uber Eats code, and a free year of Screambox.
Incoming! Buzzy Horror Flick Weapons Is Finally Streaming—Here’s How to Watch It
OMG! Have you seen Weapons yet? I’ve seen it twice now. If you haven’t been able to catch Zach Cregger’s chilling, gripping Barbarian follow-up in theaters, you’re in luck. Weapons—the third-highest-rated horror movie of 2025 according to Rotten Tomatoes—is finally on VOD, and we’ll tell you where to rent or buy it.
YouTube Officially Rolls Out AI Age Verification, What You Need to Know
YouTube’s AI allegedly works by tracking a “variety of signals” like “the types of videos a user is searching for, the categories of videos they have watched, or the longevity of the account.” You need to be 13 to make a Google account, so hypothetically speaking, accounts older than five years should be good to go. Unfortunately, there’s a big gray area there. “Hypothetically speaking” isn’t the same thing as 100% confidence.
