The celebrity competition nabs a two-season streaming order.
April 8, 2022
Disney announced a big change to Dancing with the Stars today. The celebrity competition has been renewed for Seasons 31 & 32 but it won't be on ABC. Instead the show is becoming the first-ever live series to air on the Disney+ streaming service.
Once a flagship on ABC, the series remained a fairly reliable performer for the broadcast network even after 17 years on the air. While there have been some recent changes, such as bringing in new host Tyra Banks in 2020, today's move will surely impact the show more than any of its previous tweaks. Will existing fans follow it over to its new streaming home?
Disney will undoubtedly be keeping a close eye on how the show performs in the next two seasons on its new platform. If successful, it could be the beginning of a larger shift towards move live programming appearing on streaming services.
Look for Season 31 of Dancing with the Stars this fall exclusively on Disney+.
Get the Mirrorball ready. 🤩 Dancing with the Stars is moving to a new home when it returns this fall as the first LIVE series on #DisneyPlus! #DWTS 💃🕺 pic.twitter.com/CKmfgSgOZF
— Disney+ (@DisneyPlus) April 8, 2022
Comments (19)
I think the ratings will go down now due to the move.
Expect ratings to plummet.
Disney will undoubtedly be keeping a close eye on how the show performs in the next two seasons on its new platform.
Falling off a cliff here it comes.
If successful
It will not be.
it could be the beginning of a larger shift towards move live programming appearing on streaming services
So they want to crater the ratings for a lot of shows.
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