Netflix will soon offer a selection of HBO's iconic titles for streaming, marking a significant shift in the industry. On June 20, it was announced that Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of HBO, is contemplating licensing certain noteworthy shows to Netflix. If the deal goes through, it will be the first time in nearly ten years that a previously aired HBO series will be accessible on a competing streaming platform in the United States. The first acclaimed HBO series being considered for this agreement is the dramedy Insecure, created and spearheaded by Issa Rae, which spanned five seasons.
According to Variety's report, Insecure is now available for streaming on Netflix, with other shows slated to follow suit. The lineup includes beloved series such as Band of Brothers, The Pacific, Six Feet Under, and Ballers. Additionally, True Blood will be made available to Netflix subscribers outside of the United States.
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Source: Variety