To quote Homer Simpson, woo-hoo! Our corporate overlords are finally getting along. Disney and YouTube TV have squashed their carriage beef, signing a deal to bring all your favorite ESPN, ABC, and Disney properties back to YouTube’s streamer.

The top of the network ratings charts for the 2025-26 season so far don’t look much different from how they did last season — which is to say that CBS’ Tracker and ABC’s High Potential are still racking up big audiences.

ESPN and other Disney-owned channels will be returning to YouTube TV following a new agreement announced Friday. More than 20 channels went dark on YouTube TV on October 31st, but two weeks later — and after CEOs Bob Iger and Sundar Pichai reportedly got more involved — the companies have reached a deal.

David Duchovny stars in the Amazon Prime Video limited series 'Malice,' a lackluster riff on 'Ripley' and 'The White Lotus.'

These reality stars don’t hesitate to discuss contract negotiations, acknowledge their cast as co-workers or admit to staying on the show for a shot at ‘DWTS.’ Here’s why producers allow all this "inside baseball" talk — and how it's changing the unscripted landscape.

After missing two weekends of college and professional football, YouTube TV subscribers will finally have their access to ESPN restored.

It's not even Black Friday yet, and you can already save $150 on the brand-new Aurzen EAZZE D1 MAX Android TV projector.

YouTube TV's customers have been unable to watch ABC, ESPN and other Disney channels for two weeks. Could a resolution come this week?