What Could We Expect with the "New Paramount", What Should Be Changed and What Will It Be Called

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Even though it is still pending regulatory approvals from many different government offices, including international government approvals, we can still assume 2025 will be one of the most important years in Paramount’s history for two reasons. One of them is South Park moving from its current library streaming home on Max (nee HBO Max) to its new global home on Paramount+. It will also be one of the few series Paramount+ can call the official global streaming home, the other being SpongeBob SquarePants since Yellowstone is still exclusive to Peacock in the US. The other big event will be finalizing the Paramount Global and Skydance Media merger, ending the over 40 years of family control of the Redstone family and transitioning control to the Ellison family, one of the wealthiest families in the world. Combining the money and growth of the many Skydance studios with the legacy and library of Paramount, New Paramount As David Ellison will soon take on his new role as Chairman and CEO of...
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Paramount+ Brings A Light Menu To New York Comic-Con

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Paramount+ has announced their plans for New York Comic-Con, being held from October 12-15, bringing never-before-seen content, first-look reveals, an immersive themed booth experience, and advance screenings. However, whether due to studios not entertaining negotiations with their striking writers and actors or it just not being San Diego, it's a very light offering of programming this year.

In addition, Paramount+ will debut its first-ever “Peak Screaming” event at the Javits Center on Saturday, October 14, inviting goers to step into an immersive celebration of the Halloween season, inspired by the service’s popular horror offerings with refreshments, dancing and spooky enchantments. Paramount+ also will mark its return to the convention floor with an interactive booth space, Booth #1723, which will include exclusive photo opportunities and more. 

In honor of all things evil, Evil's panel will be held appropriately on Friday the 13th, celebrating the upcoming fourth season. Fans will get to see a sneak peek from it with a screening of a fan-favorite episode and a trivia contest entirely about the show, with winnable merch prizes. It will be from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. ET in room 405.

This year, amongst the Star Trek universe, Lower Decks is coming alone. There will be an advance screening of one of the three episodes of the current fourth season that will remain by the time the convention happens, with exciting reveals and surprises promised for the panel, happening Saturday, October 14, 1:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. ET on the Empire Stage.

Much like we saw with SDCC, it's very likely that those on these panels will be directors and executive producers. It's why the only other discovered Nickelodeon presence thus far is "Water, Earth, Fire, Air: Continuing the Avatar Legacy". This is a panel also happening Saturday October 14 but in Room 406.1 from 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM, where the network brings Abrams Books, Dark Horse Comics, and Magpie Games's creators and writers of their Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra products, such as Mike Maihack, to explore the world because the actors can't.

"Hold the Sauce! Good Burger is Back!" is all about Good Burger 2, with never before seen footage and artwork from the upcoming film. It's happening Sunday, October 15, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. ET on the Main Stage. However, in addition to the panel, a detailed recreation of the famed restaurant will be set up, outfitted with props and signage from the new movie's set, including the Good Shake machine, tables and tabletop elements, sauce bottles and more. Smash as many burgers as possible with other players before time runs out in the original game Good Burger Smash, approved by Ed himself. Fans can take pictures at the restaurant too, inside a virtual milkshake machine and in front of a giant burger. This panel was also held at SDCC, but had its panelists pared down once the strike began.

Source: Deadline, NickALive!

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