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Here's Why A Hit TV Show Is Worth Millions Less Than It Used To Be | Forbes

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Producing a hit TV series like The Bear was once a path to serious riches for its cast and creators. But in another massive entertainment shift, developing groundbreaking shows is worth hundreds of millions less than it used to be.

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