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This summer's TV landscape feels sparse and unremarkable due to industry strikes and the end of Peak TV, with few standout new shows, but some unexpected gems and returning favorites offer entertainment for lazy days. Critics note a nostalgic return to familiar formats and anticipate future original projects that could bring fresh energy to the small screen.
NPR's staff highlights the top games of 2025, including new consoles like Nintendo Switch 2, blockbuster exclusives, indie hits, and notable industry events, offering a diverse list for gamers to explore.
TV and film production in Los Angeles struggled to rebound after industry-wide strikes in 2023, with scripted TV production remaining far below historic levels and feature film production continuing to decline. Overall location filming was down 32.4% compared to the prior year, and while production is expected to increase in 2024, it's uncertain if it will reach pre-strike levels. FilmLA president Paul Audley described 2023 as a difficult year for the industry, and noted that networks and streamers are expected to cut back on production, with some of it moving overseas.
Drew Barrymore and other talk shows have decided to postpone their season premieres until the ongoing writers' strike in the industry is resolved. This decision comes as a show of solidarity with the striking writers, who are demanding better working conditions and fair compensation.