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Posts Tagged ‘skydance’

73% of Titles on Skydance’s US Services Stream Only on Pluto TV. Just 14 of the 100 Most Popular Do.

By David Markowitz | October 20, 2026
Most of Skydance's US catalog is Pluto-only. Most of its popular titles aren't. 73% of US titles; 14 of the top 100. Reelgood, data.reelgood.com.

Skydance’s streaming plans center on combining HBO Max and Paramount+. By title count, though, most of the new company’s US catalog sits on Pluto TV, its free, ad-supported on-demand service (AVOD). Skydance streams 23,401 distinct titles in the US across its four services. 17,006 of them (73%) are available only on Pluto TV, not on…

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Paramount+ Is 30% of Skydance’s Combined Catalog but Carries 47 of Its 100 Most Popular Titles

By David Markowitz | October 13, 2026
Paramount+ has 30% of the titles. And 47 of the 100 most popular. 47 of the 100 most popular titles in the combined catalog are on Paramount+. Reelgood, data.reelgood.com.

Put HBO Max, Paramount+ and Discovery+ together and you get 6,395 distinct US titles. HBO Max brings 62% of them. Yet based on activity in the Reelgood app, Paramount+ carries 47 of the 100 most popular titles in that combined catalog with less than a third of the count. In the first post in this…

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HBO Max and Paramount+ Share Just 6 Titles. What That Means for Skydance’s Single Service.

By David Markowitz | October 8, 2026

Paramount Skydance closed its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery on October 6, and the combined company, Skydance, says its streaming products will “unify into a single service over time.” This is the first in a short series on what that combined catalog holds. (See the second post about the combined catalog and its respective popularity…

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