If somehow, none of these shows seem worthy enough to add to your personal queue, there’s also our list of Anticipated 2023 TV, which includes a few more shows that have still yet to arrive this year.
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June, folks! It has it all!Īs we do every month (like in January, February, March, April, and May), we’ve assembled a cross-section of the upcoming few weeks’ new TV premieres, ones that span across network and cable and streaming and all those vague areas in between. And then there’s a reality show about celebrities trying to survive inside a module designed to simulate life on another planet. Others have found success in their home countries and are now trying to find a foothold in a new American market. It’s also a fairly important crossroads moment for some networks and platforms looking to solidify what they have to offer in a TV landscape that’s shifting by the day.Ī few of these shows we’ve had the chance to see in previous months as part of festival lineups. There are a few new entries in well-worn subgenres, some franchise extensions, and some overseas adaptations.
This month brings a hefty slate of shows across scripted and unscripted categories, centering on what we eat, what we see, and how we explore. Even with the promise of the closing Emmy eligibility window, TV trudges on, giving us plenty of new options to fill the time vacated by some recent big finales. He gets very upset when people, including reporters, don’t pronounce it correctly.You’d think that at some point we’d learn that TV never really ends. “Actually, I like ‘Da’ better, a nicer flow, so I am happy he is changing it. He is demanding that people call him DeeeSantis, rather than DaSantis,” he wrote. “Have you heard that ‘Rob’ DeSanctimonious wants to change his name, again. Undeterred, Mr Trump has fought back with a barrage of attacks on Mr DeSantis on his Truth Social media channel. He has criticised Mr Trump’s spending record while president, accusing him of increasing the national debt. “I do think, unfortunately, he’s decided to move Left on some of these issues,” he said on Tuesday. Mr DeSantis appears to be taking a position to the Right of Mr Trump, questioning his commitment to conservatism. “There are a lot of voters that just aren’t going to ever vote for him,” he said. The governor of Florida signed the bill to prevent public school teachers in Florida from discussing sexual orientation and gender identity with pupils.ĭuring the trail in Iowa, Mr DeSantis also questioned Mr Trump’s ability to defeat Joe Biden in the 2024 election.
The row with Disney began in 2022 after Bob Chapek, its former CEO, buckled to pressure from employees and fans to disavow Mr DeSantis’s Parental Rights in Education bill.
“And I think a multibillion-dollar company that sexualises children is not consistent with the values of Florida or the values of a place like Iowa.” Questioned Trump defeating Biden Mr DeSantis told a press conference on Monday that Mr Trump had “taken the side of Disney in our fight down here in Florida”.īy contrast, he added: I’m standing for parents. The powerful Disney corporation has been at the centre of the “war on woke” declared by Mr DeSantis ever since he announced plans to strip the entertainment giant of its ability to self govern the land status of Disney World. Trailing behind Mr Trump in the latest polls, Mr DeSantis came out swinging at a news conference on Monday after months of being treated as a “punchbag” by the former president.
Mr DeSantis has made his first election trip to Iowa this week, a pivotal state in the race for the party’s nomination. Ron DeSantis has stepped up his attacks on Donald Trump, accusing the former president of siding with the Disney corporation in its battle with the Florida governor.
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