Additionally, it makes perfect sense for YouTube, where users already spend time watching trailers, summaries, and other kinds of information about their preferred TV shows and movies.
For a very long time, YouTube has been preparing for a service similar to Primetime Channels. The business has known for a while that the platform’s biggest gap was “official content,” and it didn’t make sense to give 1,000 videos with in-depth analyses of each trade done by the Billions crew but not the episodes themselves.
