D&D Movie/TV Which AP show will be the first one to be on a streaming service? And how soon?

[Morrus]

CR's fandom is already full of "normies", many people consume it as a podcast

Not Netflix numbers of “normies” (god I hate that word!)

 

[Reynard]

CR's fandom is already full of "normies", many people consume it as a podcast

Not Netflix numbers of “normies” (god I hate that word!)

I was being "cute" using "normies" but my point is that a very well edited, hour long CR would absolutely undoubtedly increase its penetration into the broader popular culture -- particularly if it emphasized the comedic and dramatic interplay between the participants. I don't even consider this a question. It seems obvious on its face.

 

[Morrus]

I was being "cute" using "normies" but my point is that a very well edited, hour long CR would absolutely undoubtedly increase its penetration into the broader popular culture -- particularly if it emphasized the comedic and dramatic interplay between the participants. I don't even consider this a question. It seems obvious on its face.

Yes, it’s what I said.

 

[Some Dude]

Wasn't there an actual play on DC's streaming service? Am I remembering that correctly?

 

[Zardnaar]

I might say Amazon.

Why. Mr Beast did his beast games thing. Wasn't very good think lots watched it though.

But they also streamed Ryan Trahans series as well. Think they just edited his YouTube series.

Its a short step to edit YouTube footage into a longer format. Amazon's already doing it.

So there's my pick and why.

 

[Zardnaar]

Amazon thing I think its this one.


Vastly less annoying than Mr Beast.

If its not that its his Europe one.

 

[bedir than]

Always A Sword was released on Prime Video years ago
It featured Deborah Ann Wohl, Todd Staschwick and others.

So this show was 8 episodes direct to Prime with experienced AP performers, but not a previous cast.
It was also highly edited for the 8 episode campaign having a run time of barely under 6 hours.