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🗓️ Weekly Recap: MLB regional rights, Fire TV Stick 4K review, and JustWatch TV
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This week in streaming There's a chill in the air ❄️ Saturday, October 24, 2026 October is winding down, and with Halloween just a week away, we've got a great list of movies to help get your scare on. While I work on cutting down my streaming bill, I have been exploring ad-supported services more, including the new JustWatch TV. I also just want to watch "You Can See Everything," but I'm not sure it's theater-worthy, so I'll wait for it to hit streaming, maybe using the new Fire TV Stick 4K that David reviewed this week. I will for sure be binging the latest season of "Nobody Wants This" before then, and likely before the end of the weekend. In the world of sports, the World Series is underway, giving us the last bit of baseball before spring. The NBA season also tipped off this week, adding to a full slate of NHL and NFL action for the next few months. Both Peacock and Netflix posted profits in Q3, mostly thanks to recent price hikes. Adam ZeisManaging Editor Ads by Paved Your Privacy Choices Top stories of the week Pricey MLB's regional rights are worth $1.6 billion annually → Must-see 'You Can See Everything,' but when will you see it stream? → Reviewed Is the new Fire TV Stick 4K really fire, or is it a flop? → New New JustWatch TV streaming service launches → AI Programmers are using AI to clear ads, tracking from smart TV menus → You should watch Netflix Nobody Wants This Season 3 has just landed, so if you haven't watched this series yet, now is the time. Prime Video Masterplan This modern-day crime thriller features Stanley Tucci as a renowned thief with his sights set on stealing the Mona Lisa. Prime Video The Terminal List After a long hiatus, Chriss Pratt returns for another action-packed season. Also in the news What's the best NBA streamer in 2026? New lawsuit aims to keep HBO Max, Paramount+ separate Netflix posts strong Q3 earnings, but concerns continue to grow Sam's Club members can now get free Paramount+ or Peacock accounts STARZ, Verizon Fios announce new carriage deal Disney+ and Hulu set to host 'Glee' revival series Coming up Wed, Oct 28 Minions & Monsters Wed, Nov 18 Madden Wed, Dec 2 The Man with the Bag Sun, Mar 14 The Oscars on Prime Video Ads by Paved Your Privacy Choices Follow @TheStreamable on Facebook, X, and Bluesky Unsubscribe | View in browser 30800 Telegraph Rd, STE 1921, Bingham Farms, MI 48025 · © 2026 VerticalScope USA, Inc.