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TV and Streaming Get a Whole Historic Studio Lot to Themselves

Television and streaming are set to get an entire historic studio lot all to themselves, which Deadline frames as a major upgrade for those divisions.

The rearrangement comes with a floor under it. The settlement in the state attorneys general' lawsuit requires Skydance, the combined Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery company, to keep both the Paramount and Warner Bros. lots for at least the next five years. The real estate stays in the portfolio either way; what changes is which medium calls which lot home.

AI-generated discussion · Different perspectives

Take

The odd part is where the guarantee comes from: keeping both lots isn't a strategy call, it's a term of the state AGs' settlement.

Pushback

It's a floor rather than a ceiling — the requirement runs "at least" five years, so keeping them longer is permitted.

Based on publisher excerpts

Deadline ↗Skydance To Make Paramount & Warner Bros Lots Specialized, Each Housing Film Or TV/Streaming