Yeah, just looking at what's available to me, "Classic Who" is on Tubi, the Eccleston through Capaldi years are on Prime Video, and I don't think the Whittaker years or 1996 movie are available on any streaming service at all.
So I guess that's a rough breakdown of how the rights are distributed?
It's absolutely bizarre to me that the Disney deal didn't include the back catalogue - it seems like that would be a huge asset when it comes to attracting and retaining viewers.
People don't share podcasts here very often (except for the one that has its own community here). Feel free to share podcast episodes any time!
It's looking more likely - Gillingham reversed his position on that back in March.
The documentation included here doesn't seem to indicate the plan for Portage & Main one way or the other.
TRANSPORTATON 2050 defines reimagined mobility as a transportation system where:
- Half of trips are made using sustainable mobility options
- Sustainable transportation is the most desirable option for everyday travel
- An efficient network provides access and mobility to both people and goods
- People of all ages and abilities to safely move around without experiencing death or serious injury
To put reimagination into practice, the plan sets four targets:
- Economic prosperity: Goods can move efficiently by air, rail, and truck, ensuring support for economic growth
- Mode share: Winnipeggers make 50 percent of trips by walking, cycling, transit and ride sharing by 2050
- Road safety: Achieve a 20 percent reduction in fatal and serious injury collisions by 2026
- Accessibility and equity: The transportation system is designed and built to be accessible and affordable to all Winnipeggers
To reach these targets, TRANSPORTATION 2050 provides a roadmap that will allow us to:
- Prioritize maintaining existing infrastructure over building new infrastructure
- Make strategic investments to move more people and goods using the roads we have
- Support development of complete communities where people can access their daily needs within a short distance
- And empower people to travel by their preferred mode
Hopefully he knows something we don’t, though it’s probably just off the cuff optimism /wishful thinking.
Unfortunately, I think it's probably the latter - previous interviews have been...I would say fairly pessimistic about future seasons happening on Netflix. But maybe something has changed now that S2 has been out for a while?
which makes me question what the difference between a shuttle bay and a hanger is.
Almost makes you nostalgic for Voyager's "Shuttlebay 2."
My assumption was error in the "Star Trek: First Contact" tradition.
DANIELS: It's pretty bad, sir. It looks like they control decks 26 up to 11.
PICARD: There are 24 decks. Almost 700 metres long.
Star Trek is a country, right?
Intimidated, probably.
Yeah, I don't know enough about the biz to know what the standard duration of these deals would be.
Also complicating things is the fact that some of these distributors are waking up (again) to the benefits of licensing some of their content to others, at least from time to time.