That’s the idea, anyway. And it’s not the only licensing card in play right now.
These are strange times for HBO: You can’t watch its shows on a streaming service called “HBO” anymore, and now the execs at its parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery, are going so far as to send some of those shows out to the competition. Industry insiders confirmed reports that HBO and Netflix are closing in on a deal for the streamer to take— and very likely a couple of other fan-favorite library titles — in a new licensing agreement that wasby Deadline.
This new Netflix licensing deal — if it does go through — has been reported as a financial decision from WBD corporate, one that HBO execs aren’t happy about but have limited options to stop. But it’s not the first of its kind.was made available on Hulu in late 2022, becoming accessible to Hulu users without an HBO Max subscription.
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