Paramount Plus UK (Rant) Part 1

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Send a text Screen Tangent team talk about Edem's Paramount Plus subscription and what our thoughts of the future of Paramount Plus place in a crowded market for our viewing attention. Edem moaning about Bobby disappearing: 0:00 – 0:48 Seconds Natasha Beddingfield for some reason: 0:48 - 2:19 Minutes Where have you been Bobby: 2:19 – 2:48 Minutes Paramount Plus (Rant): 2:50 – 4:37 Minutes Paramount’s obsession with Sheridan Taylor and other shows: 4:37 – 17:29 Minutes Paramount place at the table: 17:29 – 23:57 Minutes Follow us: https://www.linktr.ee/screentangent https://www.instagram.com/screentangent/ https://www.tiktok.com/@screentangent https://twitter.com/ScreenTangent

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