With Peacock stuck at 41 million Subscribers, is Taylor Sheridan exactly what they need

[Billy]

Peacock Posts $217 Million Loss as Subscribers Remain Unchanged at 41 Million

Comcast, led by Brian Roberts and Michael Cavanagh, reports its third-quarter financials and operating updates.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

So Comcast has posted its Q3 revenues and the numbers overall look great. However, Peacock can't improve its subscriber base despite investing in some hit franchises recently. The streamer has reduced its losses from $436 million to $217 million which suggests profitability could be on the horizon.
I personally believe NBC Universal's deal with Taylor Sheridan could unlock the streamer's potential. Sheridan practically launched Paramount+ with his Yellowstone franchise. It now has over 79 million subscribers. His films will hit Peacock as early as next year, although viewers will have to wait until 2029 for his shows. If Sheridan finds a way to be relevant again, he could turn Peacock into the real deal for Westerns

 

[PixelNomad42]

Yeah, cutting their losses that much is a solid sign, but Peacock still needs a real hook. Sheridan could bring that, sure, but only if his new stuff actually hits. By 2029, people might not care about Westerns anymore, who knows