Catch the NFL Playoffs on Paramount+ this weekend January 11

**2024 NFL Wild Card Weekend: What You Need to Know About the Playoff Schedule** As the 2024 NFL season wraps up, the intensity only rises with the arrival of the playoffs. Starting this upcoming weekend, the Wild Card round will feature some of the most exciting matchups as teams battle it out for a spot in the Divisional Round. The NFL has just released the full playoff schedule, including the kickoff times and broadcast details, so fans can plan ahead for the action-packed weekend. Chargers vs. Texans: A Thrilling Opening to the 2024 Playoffs The first game of the Wild Card weekend will be a highly anticipated matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Houston Texans**. This exciting contest will be the perfect way to start the postseason, as both teams are looking to make their mark in the playoffs after solid regular seasons. **Date:** Saturday, January 11, 2024   **Time:** 4:30 PM ET   **Broadcast:** CBS, Paramount Plus   **NFL Playo...

What does the Epix Deal mean for Paramount+?


Starting June 4, Paramount+ will gain a lot of movies just from partnering with Epix. We'll explain more of the deal bellow.

After Viacom had split from CBS back in 2006, Showtime was loosing the rights for the Pay 1 window of Paramount Pictures movies. Instead of renewing it, Paramount, along with MGM and Lionsgate, form a joint venture to create Epix. Though both Paramount and Lionsgate sold their shares in the channel.

Currently, Epix partners with a bunch of movie partners including MGM (who owns Epix and is being sold to Amazon), Paramount, and others. 

The deal with Epix allows Epix to continue to have the Pay-1 window to new Paramount films until 2023. The deal also made Paramount+ the new sublicenser to Epix, meaning they can stream films currently licensed by Epix (Epix also have a similar deal with Hulu but there's no word on if they would cease the license).

The deal also allowed Paramount to release select films first on Paramount+ then on Epix with Mission Impossible 7 to be the first film to conduct that strategy.

The first batch of films have been released today and more are coming in the next few weeks.

What movie are you looking forwards to watching?

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